Farewell to Jane and Caroline!"

The song with its hearty callousness broke strangely into the dusk and Caro's palpitating dreams. Something about it enticed and troubled her; the singer was coming nearer.

"At Nombre de Dios the skies are blue—

Farewell to Moll, farewell to Sue!"

She stood at the gate and could see him as a blot on the Moor. He was coming towards Odiam, and she watched him as he plunged through the heather, singing at the pitch of his lungs:

"At Santiago love is kind,

And we'll forget those left behind—

So kiss us long, and kiss us well,

Polly and Meg and Kate and Nell—

Farewell, farewell, you jolly young girls!