He was aware of the hopeless result of this knowledge, and felt a sense of relief in the thought that changing scenes and new acquaintances might claim attention and heal the wound which otherwise would remain fresh and painful.
The arrival of the 81st regiment was, as customary on such occasions, celebrated by a general muster of the citizens.
The York County Militia presented a fine soldierly appearance.

The grenadiers were indeed worthy of the tribute paid to their manly form and graceful bearing.

Conspicuous was the rising favorite, Vivian Yorke.
His flashing eye, regular features, broad, intellectual forehead, and firmly chiselled lips, received many compliments as he stood beside his companions.

Lieutenant Trevelyan, in the military staff of His Excellency, also was not allowed to pass unnoticed.

It was a remarkable coincidence that on this occasion, as the crowd bore down upon the company, Lieutenant Trevelyan was nearly in line with the young grenadier officer.