“And the world has cause to thank us For that band of so-called filberts, For those products of St. James’s, Light of heart and much enduring, Straight and debonair and dauntless, Grousing at their small discomforts, Smiling in the face of danger. Who have faced their great adventure, Crossed through No Man’s Land to meet it, Lightly as they’d cross St. James’s. Eyes and heart still full of laughter, Till the world had cause to wonder, Till the world had cause to thank us For the likes of Tiadatha.” CENDRESSELLES, _September 1918_. THE END _Printed in Great Britain by_ UNWIN BROTHERS, LIMITED, THE GRESHAM PRESS, WOKING AND LONDON