He will land you there, and you will then have no difficulty in rejoining your countrymen.

If Monsieur Wolfe has arrived, pray give him my best compliments, and tell him that I hope his health is improved, and that if we should meet once again it will be as friends." "I will not forget to do so, Madame," answered Fritz.

"I myself look forward with pleasure to making the acquaintance of that great soldier.

I should not have dared to think that I might approach him myself; but since Julian is his friend, I shall not be denied his presence." Corinne was listening to the talk with eager interest; now she broke in with a smile: "And tell Monsieur Julian that if he should repeat his strategy of Louisbourg here at Quebec, and steal into the city in disguise, I hope he will come to see us here.

We are very well disposed towards the English, my aunt and I.We should have a welcome for him, and would see that he came to no harm." Madame Drucour laughed, and patted the cheek of her niece.
"Make no rash promises, little one.