"He wasn't one of the bright men, anyway, in the section rooms." "By Jove, suh! There's the fellow now!" muttered Anstey.
The others turned slightly to see Haynes, out of the gray uniform that he had disgraced, wearing old cit.

clothes and carrying a suit case, step out and cross the quadrangle to the office of the K.C.
A few minutes later, Haynes came out of the cadet guard house.
Knowing that he would never have the ordeal to face again, Haynes summoned all his "brass" to the surface and stepped down the length of the quadrangle.

He passed many groups of curious cadets, none of whom, however, sent a look or a word to him.
Then on out through the east sally-port strode Haynes.

On the sidewalk beyond, he passed Captain Albutt.

Haynes did not salute the officer; he didn't have to.