43/54 He's making the most of it, too. Now may be the time to settle that sartorial rivalry between you." "All right," said Sherburne joyously. Come on." The house, a large one standing in ample grounds, was already lighted as brilliantly as time and circumstances afforded. It is true that most of these lights were of home-made tallow candles, because no other illumination was to be had, and they made a brave show to these soldiers who were used so long only to the light of their fires and the moon and stars. |