This was Andrew"s doings.
Harry has had many wanderings since then, both by sea and land, but adventures such as those he came through on the dark continent come but once in a lifetime.
He has been a gallant and good officer.
He has done his duty.
Ah! there is a halo around the head of every one who does his duty, be that duty high or be it humble.
Harry Milvaine now holds a good appointment in a dockyard, and his leave is always spent in the Highlands, and honest Andrew and he are as good friends as ever.
Though no longer a boy, Raggy is still his faithful servant.
But Harry has promised his mother that ere long he will take leave of the service and settle down at home. He will have a flagstaff, however, he says, towering high and mast-like up from the green garden lawn, and proudly on that staff will flutter--
"The flag that braved a thousand years The battle and the breeze."
The End.