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VISIT
,
WE
BESEECH
THEE
,
O
LORD
,
THIS
HABITATION
AND
DRIVE
AWAY
FROM
IT
ALL
...
Going
home
for
the
holidays
!
That
would
be
lovely
:
the
fellows
had
told
him
.
Getting
up
on
the
cars
in
the
early
wintry
morning
outside
the
door
of
the
castle
.
The
cars
were
rolling
on
the
gravel
.
Cheers
for
the
rector
!
Hurray
!
Hurray
!
Hurray
!
The
cars
drove
past
the
chapel
and
all
caps
were
raised
.
They
drove
merrily
along
the
country
roads
.
The
drivers
pointed
with
their
whips
to
Bodenstown
.
The
fellows
cheered
.
They
passed
the
farmhouse
of
the
Jolly
Farmer
.
Cheer
after
cheer
after
cheer
.
Through
Clane
they
drove
,
cheering
and
cheered
.
The
peasant
women
stood
at
the
half-doors
,
the
men
stood
here
and
there
.
The
lovely
smell
there
was
in
the
wintry
air
:
the
smell
of
Clane
:
rain
and
wintry
air
and
turf
smouldering
and
corduroy
.
The
train
was
full
of
fellows
:
a
long
long
chocolate
train
with
cream
facings
.
The
guards
went
to
and
fro
opening
,
closing
,
locking
,
unlocking
the
doors
.
They
were
men
in
dark
blue
and
silver
;
they
had
silvery
whistles
and
their
keys
made
a
quick
music
:
click
,
click
:
click
,
click
.
And
the
train
raced
on
over
the
flat
lands
and
past
the
Hill
of
Allen
.
The
telegraph
poles
were
passing
,
passing
.
The
train
went
on
and
on
.
It
knew
.
There
were
lanterns
in
the
hall
of
his
father
's
house
and
ropes
of
green
branches
.
There
were
holly
and
ivy
round
the
pierglass
and
holly
and
ivy
,
green
and
red
,
twined
round
the
chandeliers
.
There
were
red
holly
and
green
ivy
round
the
old
portraits
on
the
walls
.
Holly
and
ivy
for
him
and
for
Christmas
.
Lovely
...
All
the
people
.
Welcome
home
,
Stephen
!
Noises
of
welcome
.
His
mother
kissed
him
.
Was
that
right
?
His
father
was
a
marshal
now
:
higher
than
a
magistrate
.
Welcome
home
,
Stephen
!