The old town now became a great Canadian centre.

The General had comfortable quarters in a large house, which was nicely furnished, and had an air of opulence about it.

The Grande Place was full of activity, and in the streets one met many friends.

The hotel offered an opportunity for afternoon tea and a tolerable dinner.

Besides this, there was the officers' tea room, kept by some damsels who provided cakes and served tea on little tables, like a restaurant in London.