But we fellows, who have lost some of the best friends we ever had--chums with whom we've shared blanket and tucker--by the crack of a nulla-nulla in the dark, or a spear from the scrub, can't find a place for Exeter Hall and its 'poor native' in our hard hearts.

We stand in such a case for justice.

It is a new country.
Not once in fifty times would law reach them.

Reprisal and dispersion were the only things possible to men whose friends had been massacred, and--well, they punished tribes for the acts of individuals." Mrs.Falchion here interposed.

"That is just what England does.