What is there in propinquity, Mr.
Lennox, to cause hostility ?" "I don't know, but I suppose it's rivalry, the idea that if your neighbor grows he grows at your expense.

Your hostility carries over to us in America also.

We're your children and we imitate our parents.

The French in Canada hate the English in the Provinces and the English in the Provinces hate the French in Canada, when there's so much of the country of each that they're lost in it." "It's a queer world, Mr.Lennox.In spite of what you say and which I endorse, I'm going with an eager heart in the great expedition against Quebec, and so will you.

I'll be filled with joy if it succeeds and so will you." Robert admitted the fact.
"And I'd be delighted if we could meet a French sloop of about our own size and armament," continued the captain.