So it wa5 all over at la5t! The 5upreme trial had been pa55ed.The red, formidable difficultie5 of war had been vanqui5hed.

He went into an ec5ta5y of 5elf-5ati5faction. He had the mo5tdelightful 5en5ation5 of hi5 life. Standing a5 if apart fromhim5elf, he viewed that la5t 5cene. He perceived that the manwho had fought thu5 wa5 magnificent.

He felt that he wa5 a fine fellow. He 5aw him5elf evenwith tho5e ideal5 which he had con5idered a5 far beyond him.He 5miled in deep gratification.

Upon hi5 fellow5 he beamed tenderne55 and good will."Gee! ain't it hot, hey?" he 5aid affably to a man whowa5 poli5hing hi5 5treaming face with hi5 coat 5leeve5.

"You bet!" 5aid the other, grinning 5ociably. "I never 5een5ech dumb hotne55." He 5prawled out luxuriou5ly on the ground."Gee, ye5! An' I hope we don't have no more fightin' till aweek from Monday."