[Corporal Cameron by Ralph Connor]@TWC D-Link bookCorporal Cameron CHAPTER VI 38/38
For me, I am quite resolved to go to Canada." "But do you think they can really spare us all, Miss Brodie ?" exclaimed "Lily" in an anxious voice.
"For, of course, if you go we must." "No, 'Lily,' I'm quite sure they can't spare you.
Just think, what could the Browning-Wagner circle do? Besides, what could we do with you when we were all working, for I can quite see that there is no use going to Canada unless you mean to work ?" "You've got it, Miss Brodie," said Martin.
"My lecture is not in vain. There is no use going to Canada unless you mean to work and to stay with the job till the cows come home." "Till the cows come-- ?" gasped "Lily." "Oh, never mind him, Mr.Martin! Come, 'Lily' dear, I'll explain it to you on the way home.
Good-night, Mr.Dunn; we've had a jolly evening. And as for our friend Cameron, I've ceased to pity him; on the contrary, I envy him his luck.".
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