one o'clock
As was only natural , that wily person had vanished , and was by this time doing a quick change into garments of the night . Kennedy had the satisfaction of knowing -- for what it was worth -- that his adversary was in one of those tents , but to place him with any greater accuracy was impossible . So he gave up the search , found his rifle , and resumed his patrol . And at one o'clock his successor relieved him . On the following day camp broke up . * * * * * Kennedy always enjoyed going home , but , as he travelled back to Eckleton on the last day of these summer holidays , he could not help feeling that there was a great deal to be said for term . He felt particularly cheerful .