During the day, as the programme has it, " in order to restore a light on the evening s amusements, a bazaar for the sale of Chinese lanterns was extemporised on the parade . " At a little after 8 pm, a grand procession of boats, illuminated all over rigging them astern with lanterns and coloured fire, was started from the landings steps.
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In the evening there was " a grand pyrotechnic display " and " as a finale a fine figure of his Lordship was exhibited, in coloured fires . . . " before an ugly rush for the gates, people being thrown down and trampled upon, " screams and cries for help " from the " injured and affrighted . . . struggling in the mass . . . terrible catastrophe ."
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The narrator sees on Maud's face " that look on her face which only comes once or twice in a lifetime-when a woman is perfectly happy and the air is full of trumpets and gorgeously-coloured fire, and the Earth turns into cloud because she loves and is loved . " It is Saumarez's duty to wipe that look off her face .'Kipling'leaves him to it, galloping off to tell Edith : " You have got to come back with me, Miss Copleigh.
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