It's stand alone and have our own flag, and shout, and fight, maybe, to be free of England.

Independence--that's it! One by one the English have had to go from Pontiac.

Now it's M'sieu' Medallion." "There's Shandon the Irishman gone too.

M'sieu' sold him up and shipped him off," said Gingras the shoemaker.
"Tiens! the Seigneur gave him fifty dollars when he left, to help him along.

He smacks and then kisses, does M'sieu' Racine." "We've to pay tribute to the Seigneur every year, as they did in the days of Vaudreuil and Louis the Saint," said Duclosse.