In the literature of the campaign it glowed with prospective benefit, but vaguely, like a halo of Liberal conception and possible achievement, waiting for the word from overseas.

The Express still approved it, but not in headlines, and wished the fact to be widely understood that while the imperial idea was a very big idea, the Liberals of South Fox were going to win this election without any assistance from it.
Lorne submitted.

After all, victory was the thing.

There could be no conquest for the idea without the party triumph first.

He submitted, but his heart rebelled.