"_And the last land he found it was fair and level ground About a carven stone, And a stark sword brooding on the bosom of the cross Where high and low are one._"] [Illustration: TERLINCTHUN GENERAL DE CASTELNAU'S REPLY] [Illustration: TERLINCTHUN PROCESSION TO THE STONE OF REMEMBRANCE] [Illustration: TERLINCTHUN PROCESSION TO THE STONE OF REMEMBRANCE "_All that they had they gave--they gave_"] [Illustration: TERLINCTHUN THE QUEEN LAYING A WREATH ON THE STONE OF REMEMBRANCE] [Illustration: TERLINCTHUN THE SALUTE AT THE STONE OF REMEMBRANCE] [Illustration: TERLINCTHUN THE QUEEN AT THE GRAVES] [Illustration: TERLINCTHUN THE QUEEN AT THE GRAVES] [Illustration: TERLINCTHUN THE STONE OF REMEMBRANCE WITH THE QUEEN'S WREATH "_Their name liveth for evermore_"] [Illustration: TERLINCTHUN NAPOLEON'S COLUMN IN THE BACKGROUND "_And here ... the shadow of his monument falling almost across their graves, the greatest of French soldiers--of all soldiers--stands guard over them_"] [Illustration: LEAVING ETAPLES] [Illustration: "_In the course of my pilgrimage I have many times asked myself whether there can be more potent advocates of peace upon earth through the years to come than this massed multitude of silent witnesses to the desolation of war_"] IV: "_And there lay gentlemen from out of all the seas._" On the evening of May 12 the King's train left Longpré and went down to the coast. The night was spent at Etaples, a fishing port at the mouth of the River Canche, which has figured since many centuries back in the history of the British Empire, and now is the site of what has come to be known as our "Empire Cemetery" in France.