The three men stop for lunch at Kempton Park. Right when they are down to their third course, a well dressed man comes up to them and informs them that they were trespassing on someone else's property.

 They claim their innocence, but the man lingers on -- right till the point Harris even offers him some bread and Jam.

The man however, comes back with the landowner, and the three men are shown the notice boards claiming ownership of the land.

Harris develops unChristianlike sentiments on being asked to leave for trespassing.

They are soon invited to a high class party in the realm, where the narrator remembers the affairs of the shameful behaviour of two young men who seemed abandoned there, in a previous party he had attended.

The tale ends currently with George purchasing a banjo for himself.