Neither Lorne Murchison nor Elmore Crow illustrates this point very nearly.

Lorne would have gone into the law in any case, since his father was able to send him, and Elmore would inevitably have gone back to the crops since he was early defeated by any other possibility.

Nevertheless, as they walk together in my mind along the Elgin market square, the Elgin Collegiate Institute rises infallibly behind them, a directing influence and a responsible parent.
Lorne was telling his great news.
"You don't say!" remarked Elmore in response to it.

"Lumbago is it?
Pa's subject to that too; gets an attack most springs.

Mr Fulke'll have to lay right up--it's the only thing." "I'm afraid he will.