To drive away all care."
"By George!" said Hungerford, at his side, laughing, "it's good to be in the game at last, isn't it, Dink?"
"It certainly is."
"We've got a great crowd; it's going to be a great class."
"Who's Bain?" said Dink, under his breath.
"Bain—oh, he's a clever chap, probably be a class deacon. That's another good thing about this place: we can all get together and drink what we want."
"Chorus!" cried McNab and Waters, with a twin flourish of their arms.
"Chorus!" shouted Hungerford and Bain, raising their glasses in accompaniment.
"For to-night we will be merry
As the rosy wine we drink—