It's only a filibustering business now, and Oom Paul will catch the filibuster, as sure as guns.
'Gad, it makes me sick!" "Europe will like it--much," remarked Ian Stafford, cynically, offering Byng a lighted match.
Byng grumbled out an oath, then fixed his clear, strong look on Stafford.

"It's almost enough to make Germany and France forget 1870 and fall into each other's arms," he answered.

"But that's your business, you Foreign Office people's business.

It's the fellows out there, friends of mine, so many of them, I'm thinking of.

It's the British kids that can't be taught in their mother-tongue, and the men who pay all the taxes and can't become citizens.