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  ButBarryhadcaughtthemajor’swords。Foramomenthestoodirresolute;thenwalkedquietlytowardthegroup。

  \"Icouldn’thelphearingyou,MajorBustead,\"hesaid,inavoicepleasantandunderperfectcontrol。\"Igatheryouwerereferringtome。\"

  \"Iwas,sir,\"saidthemajordefiantly。

  \"AndwhyshouldIbesenttoCoventry,orexchanged,mayIask?\"

  Barry’svoicewasthatofaninterestedoutsider。

  \"Because,\"stutteredtheMajor,\"Iconsider,sir,that——that——youhavebeenguiltyofapieceofdamnableimpertinencetowardyourCommandingOfficer。Ineverheardanythinglikeitinmylife。

  Infernalcheek,Icallit,sir。\"

  Whilethemajorwasspeaking,Barrystoodlisteningwithanairofrespectfulattention。

  \"Iwonder!\"hesaid,afteramoment’sthought。\"IfIthoughtIhadbeenimpertinent,Ishouldatonceapologise。But,sir,doyouthinkitispartofmydutytoallowanyman,evenmyCommandingOfficer,to——pardonthedisgustingmetaphor,itisnotsodisgustingastheactioncomplainedof——tospitinmysoup,andtakeitwithoutprotest?Doyou,sir?\"

  \"I——you——\"Themajorgrewveryredintheface。\"Youneedtolearnyourplaceinthisbattalion,sir。\"

  \"Ido,\"saidBarry,stillpreservinghisquietvoiceandmanner。

  \"Iwanttolearn——Iamreallyanxioustolearnit。Doyoumindansweringmyquestion?\"Histonewasthatofamanwhoisearnestlybutquiterespectfullyseekinginformationfromasuperiorofficer。

  \"Yourquestion,sir?\"stutteredthemajor,\"your——your——question。

  Damnyourquestion,andyourselftoo。\"

  Themajorturnedabruptlyaway。Barryheardhimquiteunmoved,stoodlookingafterhiminsilenceamomentortwo,then,shakinghishead,withapuzzledexpressiononhisface,movedslowlyawayfromthegroup。

  \"Oh,myauntCaroline,\"breathedSallyintohisfriendHopeton’sear,restingheavilymeanwhileagainsthisshoulder。\"Whatascore!Whatascore!\"

  \"Abull,begad!acleanbull!\"murmuredHopeton,supportinghisfriendoutoftheroomasheadded,\"Alittlefreshair,asapreventativeofvertigo,astheolddocsays,eh,Sally。\"

  \"GoodLord,ishejustaplainass,orwhat?\"inquiredyoungBooth,hiseyefollowingBarrydowntheroom。

  \"Ass!Amule,Ishouldsay。Andonewithagoodlotofkickinhim,\"repliedCaptainTrain。\"Idon’tknowthatIcareforthatkindofananimal,though。\"

  Beforemanyhourshadpassed,thewholebattalionhadreceivedwithundilutedjoyanaccountoftheincident,forthoughtheCommandingOfficerwaspopularwithhismen,tohavehimcalleddownathisownmessbyoneofhisownofficerswasaneventtoothrillingtogiveanythingbutunalloyeddelighttothosewhohadtosufferinsilencesimilarindignitiesatthehandsoftheirofficers。

  Anotableexceptioninthebattalion,however,wasSergeantMajorMcFetteridge,who,becauseofhismilitaryexperience,andofhisreputationasadisciplinarian,hadbeenrecentlytransferredtothebattalion。TothesergeantmajorthisactofBarry’swasbutanotherandmoreflagrantexampleofhisfondnessfor\"buttin’in,\"

  andthesergeantmajorletitbeknownthathestronglycondemnedthechaplainforwhathedeclaredwasanunheardofbreachofmilitarydiscipline。

  Ofcoursetherewereotherswhoopenlyapproved,andwhoadmiredthechaplain’s\"nerveinstandinguptotheoldman。\"Intheiropinionhewasentirelyjustifiedinwhathehadsaid。TheO。C。

  hadinsultedhim,andeveryofficeratthemess,byhisoff—colourstory,butonthewholethegeneralresultoftheincidentwasthatBarry’slifebecamemoreandmoreoneofisolationfrombothofficersandmen。Forthisreasonandbecauseofahauntingsenseoffailurethemonthsoftrainingprecedingthebattalion’sdepartureforEnglandwereforBarryonelongandalmostuninterruptedmisery。

  Itseemedimpossibletoestablishanypointofcontactwitheithertheofficersorthemen。Intheirathletics,intheirsocialgatherings,intheirreading,hewasquietlyignoredandmadetofeelthathewasinnowaynecessary。Animpalpablebutveryrealbarrierpreventedhisnearapproachtothosewhomhewassoeagertoserve。

  Thisunexpressedoppositionwasquickenedintoactivehostilitybythechaplain’suncompromisingattitudeontheliquorquestion。Bythearmyregulations,thebattalioncanteenwasdry,butinspiteofthismany,bothoftheofficersandthemen,freelyindulgedintheuseofintoxicatingdrink。Theeffectupondisciplinewas,ofcourse,deplorable,andinhispublicaddressesaswellasprivateconversation,Barryconstantlydenouncedthesedemoralisinghabits,winningtherebytheviolentdislikeofthoseespeciallyaffected,andthelatenthostilityofthemajorityofthemenwhoagreedwiththesergeantmajorinresentingthechaplain’s\"buttin’in。\"

  Itwas,therefore,withunspeakablejoythatBarrylearnedthatthebattalionwaswarnedforoverseasservice。Anychangeinhislotwouldbeanimprovement,forhewasconvincedthathehadreachedthelimitofwretchednessintheexerciseofhisdutyaschaplainofthebattalion。

  Inthisconviction,however,hewasmistaken。Onshipboard,hediscoveredthattherewerestilldepthsofmiserywhichhewascalledupontoplumb。Assignedtoamiserablestateroominanuncomfortablepartoftheship,hesufferedhorriblyfromseasickness,andforthefirsthalfofthevoyagelayfoodlessandspiritlessinhisbunk,indifferenttohisenvironmentortohisfate。Hissolefriendwashisbatman,HarryHobbs,but,ofcourse,hecouldnotconfidetoHarrythemiseryofhisbody,orthedeepermiseryofhissoul。

  ItwasHarry,however,thatbroughtrelief,foritwashethatcalledtheM。O。tohisofficer’sbedside。TheM。O。wasshockedtofindthechaplaininastateofextremephysicalweakness,andmentaldepression。Atonce,hegaveordersthatBarryshouldberemovedtohisownstateroom,whichwaslargeandairyandopentotheseabreezes。Theeffectwasimmediatelyapparent,forthechangeofroom,andmoreespeciallythetouchofhumansympathy,didmuchtorestoreBarrytohisnormalhealthandspirits。A

  friendshipsprangupbetweentheM。O。andthechaplain。WiththisfriendshipanewinterestcameintoBarry’slife,andwithsurprisingrapidityheregainedbothhisphysicalandmentaltone。

  Thedoctortookhimresolutelyinhand,pressedhimtotakehispartinthedailyphysicaldrill,inducedhimtosharethedailyprogrammeofsports,and,bestofall,discoveringaviolinonboard,insistedonhistakingaplaceonthemusicalprogrammerenderednightlyinthesalon。Asmightbeexpected,hisviolinwonhimfriendsamongallofthemusicloversonboardship,andlifeforBarrybeganoncemoretobebearable。

  Returningstrength,however,recalledhimtotheperformanceofhisdutiesaschaplain,andstraightwayintheexerciseofwhatheconsideredhisduty,hecameintoconflictwithnolessapersonagethanthesergeantmajorhimself。Thetroublearoseoverhisbatman,HarryHobbs。

  Harrywasamanwho,inhisyouthfuldays,hadbeenadiligentpatronoftheLondonmusichalls,andinconsequencehadbecomehimselfanamateurentertainerofveryconsiderableability。Hissailor’shornpipes,Irishjigs,hisoldEnglishNorth—countryballadsandhiscostersongswereanunendingjoytohiscomrades。

  TheirgratitudeandadmirationtookformsthatprovedpoorHarry’sundoing,andbesidessomeofthemtookanunholyjoyinsendingthechaplain’sbatmantohisofficerincapableofservice。

  Barry’sindignationandgriefwerebeyondwords。HedealtfaithfullywiththeerringHobbs,ashisminister,ashisofficer,aschaplain,butthedownwarddragofhisenvironmentprovedtoogreatforhisbatman’spowersofresistance。OnceandagainBarrysoughttheaidofthesergeantmajortorescueHarryfromhisdownwardcourse,buttheoldsergeantmajorwasunimpressedwiththeaccountofHarry’slapses。

  \"Isyourbatmanunfitforduty,sir?\"heinquired。

  \"Yes,heis,often,\"saidBarryindignantly。

  \"Didyoureporthim,sir?\"inquiredthesergeantmajor。

  \"No,Ididnot。\"

  \"Then,sir,IamafraidthatuntilyoudoyourdutyIcandonothing,\"answeredthesergeantmajor,withsuaverespect。

  \"Ifyoudidyourduty,\"Barrywasmovedtosay,\"thenHobbswouldnotneedtobereported。Theregulationsgoverningthatcanteenshouldpreventthesefrequentexamplesofdrunkenness,whichareadisgracetothebattalion。\"

  \"DoIunderstand,sir,\"inquiredthesergeantmajor,withquietrespect,\"thatyouareaccusingmeofafailureinduty?\"

  \"Iamsayingthatiftheregulationswereobservedmybatmanandotherswouldnotbesofrequentlydrunk,andtheenforcingoftheseregulations,Iunderstand,isapartofyourduty。\"

  \"Then,sir,\"repliedthesergeantmajor,\"perhapsIhadbetterreportmyselftotheCommandingOfficer。\"

  \"Youcanpleaseyourself,\"saidBarry,shortly,asheturnedaway。

  \"Verygood,sir,\"repliedthesergeantmajor。\"Ishallreportmyselfatonce。\"

  Thedayfollowing,thechaplainreceivedanordertoappearbeforetheO。C。intheorderlyroom。

  \"CaptainDunbar,IunderstandthatyouaremakingachargeagainstSergeantMajorMcFetteridge,\"wasColonelLeighton’sgreeting。

  \"Iammakingnochargeagainstanyone,sir,\"repliedBarryquietly。

  \"Whatdoyousaytothat,SergeantMajorMcFetteridge?\"

  Inreply,thesergeantmajorgaveafullandfairstatementofthepassagebetweenthechaplainandhimselfthedaybefore。

  \"Isthiscorrect,CaptainDunbar?\"askedtheO。C。

  \"Substantiallycorrect,sir,exceptthatthesergeantmajorishereonhisownsuggestion,andonnoorderofmine。\"

  \"ThenIunderstandthatyouwithdrawyourchargeagainstthesergeantmajor。\"

  \"Iwithdrawnothing,sir。Ihadnointentionoflayingacharge,andIhavelaidnochargeagainstthesergeantmajor;butatthesametimeIhavenohesitationinsayingthattheregulationsgoverningthecanteenarenotobserved,and,asIunderstandthattheresponsibilityforenforcingtheseregulationsisinthesergeantmajor’shands,inthatsenseIconsiderthathehasfailedinhisduty。\"

  Butthesergeantmajorwastoooldasoldiertobecaughtnapping。

  Hehadhiswitnessesreadyathandtotestifythatthecanteenwasconductedaccordingtoregulations,andthatifthechaplain’sbatmanoranyotherstookmoreliquorthantheyshould,neitherthecorporalinchargeofthecanteennorthesergeantmajorwastobeblamed。

  \"AllIcansay,sir,\"repliedBarry,\"isthatsoldiersarefrequentlydrunkonthisship,andImyselfhaveseenthemwhentheworseforliquorgoingintothecanteen。\"

  \"Anddidyoureportthesementotheirofficersortome,CaptainDunbar,ordidyoureportthecorporalinchargeofthecanteen?\"

  \"No,sir,Ididnot。\"

  \"Thensir,doyouknowthatyouhavebeenguiltyofseriousneglectofduty?\"saidthecolonelsternly。

  \"DoIunderstand,sir,thatitismydutytoreporttoyoueverymanIseetheworseforliquoronthisship?\"

  \"Mostcertainly,\"repliedthecolonel,emphatically。\"Everybreachofdisciplinemustbereported。\"

  \"Iunderstood,sir,thatanofficerhadacertainamountofdiscretioninamatterofthiskind。\"

  \"Wheredidyougetthatnotion?\"inquiredthecolonel。\"Letmetellyouthatyouarewrong。Discretionarypowersliesolelywithme。\"

  \"Then,sir,IamtounderstandthatImustreporteverymanwhomI

  seetheworseforliquor?\"

  \"Certainly,sir,\"

  \"Andeveryofficer,aswell,sir?\"

  Thecolonelhesitatedamoment,fumbledwithhispapers,andthenblurtedout:

  \"Certainly,sir。Andletmesay,CaptainDunbar,thatanofficer,especiallyanofficerinyourposition,oughttobeverycarefulinmakingachargeagainstaN。C。O。,moreparticularlythesergeantmajorofhisbattalion。Nothingismorecalculatedtodragdowndiscipline。Thecaseisdismissed。\"

  \"Sir,\"saidBarry,maintaininghisplacebeforethetable。\"MayI

  askonequestion?\"

  \"Thecaseisdismissed,CaptainDunbar。Whatdoyouwant?\"askedthecolonelbrusquely。

  \"Iwanttobequiteclearastomyduty,inthefuture,sir。DoI

  understandthatifanymanorofficerisfoundundertheinfluenceofliquor,anywhereinthisship,andatanyhourofthedayornight,heistobereportedatoncetotheorderlyroom,eventhoughthatofficershouldbe,say,eventheadjutantoryourself?\"

  Barrysaid,gazingupatthecolonelwithafaceinwhichearnestnessandcandourwereequallyblended。

  Thecolonelgazedbackathimwithafaceinwhichrageandperplexitywereequallyapparent。Forsomemoments,hewasspeechless,whilethewholeorderlyroomhelditsbreath。

  \"Imean——thatyou——youunderstand——ofcourse,\"stutteredthecolonel,\"thatanofficermustusecommonsense。Hemustbedamnedsureofwhathesays,inotherwords,\"saidthecolonel,rushinghisspeech。

  \"But,sir,\"continuedBarry。

  \"Oh,gotothedevil,sir,\"roaredthecolonel。\"Thecaseisdismissed。\"

  Barrysalutedandlefttheroom。

  \"Isthemananinfernalandcondemnedfool,orwhatisthematterwithhim?\"exclaimedthecolonel,turningtohisadjutantinahelplessappeal,whiletheorderlyroomstruggledwithitsgrins。

  \"Thedevilonlyknows,\"saidMajorBustead。\"Hebeatsme。Heisaninterferingandimpertinentass,inmyopinion,butwhatelseheis,Idon’tknow。\"

  Itisfairtosaythatthesergeantmajorborethechaplainnogrudgeforhispartintheaffair。Thewholebattalion,however,soonbecamepossessedofthetale,adornedandexpandedtoanunrecognisableextent,andrevelledinecstasyoverthediscomfortoftheC。O。Theconsensusofopinionwasthatonthewholethesergeantmajorhadcomeoffwithpremierhonours,andasbetweenthe\"oldman\"andthe\"SkyPilot,\"asBarrywascomingtobecalled,itwasaboutanevenbreak。AsforthePilot,heremainedmorethaneveramystery,andonthewhole,thebattalionwasinclinedtoleavehimalone。

  Thechaplain,however,hadpartially,atleast,achievedhisaim,inthattheregulationsgoverningthecanteenweremorestrictlyenforced,tothevastimprovementofdisciplinegenerally,andtotheimmenseadvantageofHarryHobbsinparticular。

  Soonafterthis,anothereventoccurredwhichaidedmateriallyinbringingaboutthissameresult,andwhichalsoledtoamodificationofopinioninthebattalioninregardtotheirchaplain。

  Totheciviliansoldierthepunctilioofmilitaryetiquetteisfrequentlynotonlyabore,butattimestakesontheappearanceofwilfulinsultwhichnogrownmanshouldbeexpectedtotolerate。

  TotheciviliansoldierbornandbroughtupinwidespacesofthefarNorthwestthisisespeciallythecase。

  Itisnotsurprising,therefore,thatMcCuaig,freshfromhisthirty—fiveyearsoflifeintheAthabascawilds,shouldfindtheroutineofmilitarydisciplineextremelyirksomeandthenicetiesofmilitaryetiquetteasfromaprivatetoanofficernotonlyfoolishbutdegradingbothtoofficerandman。UnderthepatientshepherdingofBarry’sfather,hehadenduredmuchwithoutprotestorcomplaint,but,withtheadventofSergeantMajorMcFetteridge,withhisrigidmilitarydisciplineandhisstrictinsistenceuponetiquette,McCuaigpassedintoanewatmosphere。TothefreebornandfreebredrecruitfromtheAthabascaplains,thestiffandsomewhatexaggeratedmilitarybearingofthesergeantmajorwasatfirstasourceofquietamusement,laterofperplexity,andfinallyofannoyance。ForMcFetteridgeandhisminutiaeofmilitarydisciplineMcCuaigheldonlycontempt。Tohim,thewholebusinesswasapieceofsillynonsenseunworthyofseriousmen。

  ItwasinevitablethatthesergeantmajorshouldsoonerorlaterdiscoverthisopinioninPrivateMcCuaig,andthatheshouldconsidertheholdingofthisopinionasatendencytowardinsubordination。Itwasalsoinevitablethatthesergeantmajorshouldorderacourseofspecialfatiguescalculatedtosubduethespiritoftheinsubordinateprivate。

  IttookMcCuaigsomedaystodiscoverthatinthesefrequentfatiguesandspecialduties,hewasundergoingpunishment,butoncemade,thediscoverywroughtinhimacoldandsilentrage,whichdrovehimtoanundueandquiteunwonteddevotiontothecanteen,whichinturntransformedthereserved,self—controlledmanofthewildsintoademonstrative,disorderlyandquarrelsome\"rookie\"

  achingfortrouble。

  Underthesecircumstances,anoutburstwasinevitable。CorporalFerry,inchargeofthecanteen,furnishedtheoccasion。

  \"Nomoreforyou,McCuaig。You’vegotmoreaboardnowthanyoucancarry。\"

  Totheinjuryofbeingdeniedanotherbeerwasaddedtheinsultofsuggestinghisinabilitytocarrywhathehad。ThistoamanofMcCuaig’sexperienceineverybarandcampandroadhousefromEdmontontotheArcticcircle,wasnottobeendured。

  Heleanedovertheimprovisedbar,untilhisfacealmosttouchedthecorporal’s。

  \"What?\"heejaculated,butinthesingleexpletivetheredartedoutsuchconcentratedfury,thatthelittlecorporalsprangbackasfromastrikingsnake。

  \"Youcan’thaveanymorebeer,McCuaig,\"saidthecorporal,fromasafedistance。

  \"Watchme,sonny!\"repliedMcCuaig。

  Withasinglesweepofhishand,hesnatchedtwobottlesfromtheledgebehindthecorporal’shead。Holdingonealoft,heknockedthetopofftheother,drankitscontentsslowlyandsmashedtheemptybottleatthespotwherethecorporal’sheadhadbeen;

  knockedthetopoffthesecondbottleandwasproceedingtodrinkit,inamoreorlessleisurelyfashion。

  \"PrivateTimms!PrivateMulligan!\"shoutedCorporalFerry,reappearingfrombeneaththecounter。\"Arrestthatman!\"

  \"Wait,sonny;givemeachance,\"criedMcCuaig,inawild,high,singsongvoice。Liftinghisbottletohislips,hecontinuedtodrinkslowly,keepinghiseyeuponthetwoprivates,whowereconsideringthebestmethodofcarryingouttheirorders。

  \"There,sonny,fillthatupagain,\"criedMcCuaig,good—naturedly,whenhehadfinishedhisdrink,tossingthesecondbottleattheheadofthecorporal,who,beingonthealert,againmadeasuccessfuldisappearance。

  \"Now,then,boys,comeon,\"saidMcCuaig,backingtowardthewall,anddroppinghishandstohiships。Withacurseofdisappointmentthathefoundhimselfwithouthisusualweaponsofdefence,McCuaigraisedashout,sprangintotheair,crackedhisheelstogetherinadoublerap,andswinginghisarmsaroundhishead,yelled:

  \"Comeon,myboys!I’mhungry,Iam!Meat!Meat!Meat!\"

  Witheach\"meat,\"hiswhiteteethcametogetherwithasnaplikethatofahungrywolf。SuchwasthebeastlyferocityinhisfaceandposturethatbothPrivateTimmsandPrivateMulligan,themselvesmenofmorethanaveragestrength,pausedandlookedatthecorporalforfurtherorders。

  \"Arrestthatman,\"saidthecorporalagain,preservingatthesametimeanattitudethatrevealedacompletereadinessforswiftdisappearance。\"PrivateMcTavish,\"headded,callinguponatallHighlanderwhowasgazingwithadmiringeyesupontheragingMcCuaig,\"assistPrivateTimmsandPrivateMulliganinarrestingthatman。\"

  \"Whydon’tyoucomeyourself,sonny?\"inquiredMcCuaig。Withaswiftsidestepandaswifterswoopofhislongarm,hereachedforthecorporal,whooncemorefoundsafetyinswiftdisappearance。

  Atthatinstant,theHighlander,seeinghisopportunity,flunghimselfuponMcCuaig,andwindinghisarmsaroundhim,hungtohimgrimly,cryingout:

  \"Getholdofhislegs!Queeck!Willyou?\"

  Whenthesergeantmajor,attractedbytheunwonteduproar,appeareduponthescene,therewasamanoneveryoneofMcQuaig’slimbs,andanotheroneastridehisstomach。\"Heavin’likesawlogsshootin’arapid,\"asPrivateCorbin,alumberjackfromtheEauClaire,waslaterheardtoremark。

  \"Whatishelikenow?\"inquiredthecolonel,afterlisteningtothesergeantmajor’sreportoftheHomericcombat。

  \"Heisinacompartmentinthehold,sir,andraginglikeonedemented。HeverynearlydidforMajorBustead,smashingathimwithascantlingthatherippedfromtheship’stimbers,sir。Hestillhasthescantling,sir。\"

  \"Lethimcooloffallnight,\"saidtheCommandingOfficer,afterconsultationwiththeadjutant。

  Barry,whowithdifficultyhadrestrainedhimselfduringthesergeantmajor’sreport,slippedfromtheroom,foundtheM。O。,towhomhedetailedthestoryanddraggedhimofftovisittheragingMcCuaig。

  Theyfoundacorporalonguardoutside。

  \"Iwouldnotopenthedoor,sir。Heisreallydangerous。\"

  \"Oh,rot!\"repliedtheM。O。\"Openupthedoor!\"

  \"Excuseme,sir,\"saidthecorporal,\"itisnotsafe。Atpresent,heiscleancrazy。Heisoffhisnutentirely。\"

  TheM。O。stoodlisteningatthedoor。Fromwithincamemoaningsoundsasfromasufferingbeast。

  \"Thatmanissuffering。Openthedoor!\"orderedtheM。O。

  peremptorily。

  Thecorporal,withgreatreluctance,unlockedthepadlock,shotbackthebolt,andthenstoodawayfromthedoor。

  \"Itisthemedicalofficer,McCuaig,\"saidthedoctor,openingthedoorslightly。

  Bang!Crash!camethescantlinguponthedoorjamb,shatteringittopieces。Thewholeguardflungthemselvesagainstthedoor,shoveditshut,andshotthebolt。

  \"Iwarnedyou,sir,\"saidthepantingcorporal。\"Betterleavehimuntilmorning。He’saregulardevil!\"

  \"Heisnomoreadevilthanyouare,corporal,\"saidBarry,inaloud,clearvoice。\"Heisoneofthebestmeninthebattalion。

  Morethanthat,heismyfriend,andifhespendsthenightthere,Ispenditwithhim。\"

  Sosaying,andbeforeanyonecouldstophim,Barryshotbackthebolt,openedthedoor,andwithhistorchlightflashingbeforehim,steppedinside。

  \"Hello,McCuaig,\"hecalled,inaquiet,clearvoice,\"whereareyou?It’sDunbar,youknow。\"

  Hedrewthedoorshutafterhim。Thecorporalwasforfollowinghim,buttheM。O。interposed。

  \"Stopout!\"heordered。\"Staywhereyouare!Youhavedoneenoughmischiefalready。\"

  \"But,sir,he’llkillhim!\"

  \"Thisismycase,\"saidtheM。O。sharply。\"Fallbackallofyou,outofsight!\"

  Togethertheystoodlisteninginawestrucksilence,expectingeverymomenttohearsoundsofconflict,andcriesforhelp,butalltheyheardwasthecool,evenflowofaquietvoice,andaftersomeminuteshadpassed,thesoundofmoans,mingledwithaterriblesobbing。

  TheM。O。,movingtowardthecorporalandhisguard,saidinalowtone:

  \"TakeyourmendownthepassageandkeepthemthereuntilIcallforyou。\"

  \"Sir,\"beganthecorporal。

  \"Willyouobeymyorders?\"saidtheM。O。\"I’mincommandhere!

  Go!\"

  Withoutfurtherwords,thecorporalmovedhismenaway。

  Halfanhourlater,thesergeantmajor,goinghisrounds,receivedarudeshock。InthepassageleadingtoMcCuaig’scompartment,hemetfourmen,bearingonastretchertowardthesickbayalongsilentform。

  \"Whohaveyougotthere,corporal?\"heinquiredinatoneofkindlyinterest。

  \"McCuaig,sir。\"

  \"McCuaig?\"roaredthesergeantmajor。\"Andwho——\"

  \"Medicalofficer’sorders。\"

  \"Silencethere,\"saidasharpvoiceintherear。\"Carryon,men。\"

  Andpasttheastonishedsergeantmajor,theprocessionfiledwiththemedicalofficerandthechaplainatitstailend。

  AfterthesergeantmajorhadmadehisreporttotheO。C。,aswashisduty,theM。O。wassentfor。Whattookplaceatthatinterviewwasneverdivulgedtothemess,butitwasknownthatwhereastheconversationbeganinveryloudtonesbytheOfficerCommanding,itendedhalfanhourlaterwiththeM。O。beingshownoutoftheroombythecolonelhimself,whowasheardtoremark:

  \"Averyfinebitofwork。TellhimIwanttoseehimwhenhehasafewminutes,andthankyou,doctor,thankyou!\"

  \"Whodoestheoldmanwanttosee?\"inquiredSally,who,withHopetonandBooth,happenedtobepassing。

  \"Thechaplain,\"snappedtheM。O。,goingonhisway。

  \"Thechaplain?ByJove,he’saqueerone,eh?\"

  TheM。O。turnedsharplyback,andcomingveryclosetoSally,saidinawrathfulvoice:

  \"Aqueerone?Yes,aqueerone!Butifsomeofyoudamnedyoungidiotsthatsniffathimhadjusthalfhisguts,you’dbetwicethemenyouare。——Shutup,Hopeton!Listentome——\"andinwordsoffieryragethatranclosetotears,herecountedhisexperienceofthelasthour。

  \"ByJove!Doc,someguts,eh?\"saidSallyinalowtone,ashemovedaway。

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