"What difference can this war make to you here a hundred miles from civilisation?
These men are pledged to us." "Their first pledge is to their country, sir," said Barry gravely.
"But why should you, a Canadian, take part in this war ?" argued Mr.
Howland.

"Surely this is England's war." Then Barry appeared to awake as from a dream.
"Yes, it is England's war, it is Britain's war, and when Britain is at war my country is at war, and when my country is at war I ought to be there." "God in heaven!" shouted Duff, striking him on the back, "you have said it! My country is at war, and I must be there.

As God hears me, I am off to-day--now." "Me, too!" said Knight with a shout.
"I'm going with you, sir," said little Harry Hobbs, ranging himself beside Barry.
"Count me in," said Tom Fielding quietly.

"I have a wife and three kids, but--" "My God!" gasped Duff.

"My wife." His face went white.