"Look at Howe, judging from the length of his face the matter has assumed a serious aspect.

There is some doubt as to the exact state of Trevelyan's heart.
If the face be taken as an index to the mind, we will pronounce his case as a milder type of the same disease." Many like jokes were passed around by the incorrigible Charles Douglas, but to all Guy Trevelyan was invulnerable.

He betrayed no sign of the inward tempest raging within, save by the almost imperceptible expression which had attracted the scrutinizing eye of the generous hearted Mr.Howe.
The band of the 81st was a great source of amusement to the citizens.

It daily furnished music on the Officers' Square, which was entirely free to every peaceably disposed citizen.

Another attractive feature was the frequent sights of numerous barges rowing up and down the river.