The ImperialistD. Appleton, 1904 - 476 páginas |
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Términos y frases comunes
Abby Advena Alec Alfred Hesketh asked better Bingham boys British Canada chison Clayfield Cloth colonies congregation Crow Cruickshank Doctor Dominion door Dora doubt Drummond East Elgin election England expect eyes Farquharson father feel fellow felt Fox County girl hand hear heart hope Horace Williams Hugh Finlay humor idea imperial interest Jim Whelan John Murchison Jordanville Kilbannon knew Knox Church ladies laughed Liberal looked Lorne Lorne's matter ment mind minister Miss Cameron Miss Filkin Miss Milburn Moneida mother Murchi never Oliver Mowat Ormiston party perhaps person political pretty remarked SARA JEANNETTE DUNCAN seemed side smile South Fox squire Stella stood Street suppose talk tell There's thing thought tion told took Toronto town turned vote walked Wallingham Walter Winter William Combe woman York Sun young Murchison
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Página 93 - Indifferent, apathetic, self-centred - until whenever, down the wind, across the Atlantic, came the faint far music of the call to arms. Then the old dog of war that has his kennel in every man rose and shook himself, and presently there would be a baying! The sense of kinship, lying too deep for the touch of ordinary circumstances, quickened to that; and in a moment "we" were fighting, "we