He had travelled a great deal, and been badly knocked about in Gallipoli.

In a way, he was more serious than the rest, and he told Peter a good deal about the sights of the town--the old houses and churches, and where was the best glass, and so on.

Mackay and the fourth made merry, and Mackay, who called the W.A.A.C.

waitress by her Christian name, was plainly getting over-excited.

Peter's friend was obviously a little scornful.
"You'll meet a lot of fools here, padre," he said, "old and young.