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The Sun Of Quebec

CHAPTER II
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It may even hope to rival Philadelphia in size and wealth.

It will be London's greatest feeder." The soup, not neglected in the least, gave way to fish, and then to many kinds of meat, in which game, bear, deer and wild fowl were conspicuous.
Robert took a little of everything, but he was absorbed in the talk.

He felt that these men were in touch with great affairs, and, however much they diverged from such subjects they had them most at heart.

It was a thrilling thought that the future of North America, in some degree at least, might be determined around that very table at which he was sitting as a guest.

He had knowledge and imagination enough to understand that it was not the armies that determined the fate of nations, but the men directing them who stood behind them farther back, in the dark perhaps, obscure, maybe never to become fully known, but clairvoyant and powerful just the same.


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