Identifier: rewardsfairie00kipl (find matches)
Title: Rewards and fairies
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936
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Publisher: London : Macmillan
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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says one. Deal with facts, not fancies, says Big Hand. The United States are in no position to fightEngland. But think of public opinion, another one
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They made the sign which no Indian makes outside of the MedicmeLodges.—p. 171. BROTHER SQUARE-TOES 171 starts up. The feeling in Philadelphia alone is atfever heat. He held up one of his big hands. Gentlemen,he says—slow he spoke, but his voice carried far—* I have to think of our country. Let me assureyou that the treaty with Great Britain will be madethough every city in the Union burn me in At any price .? the actor-like chap keeps oncroaking. The treaty must be made on Great Britainsown terms. What else can I do .^ * He turns his back on em and they looked ateach other and slinked off to the horses, leavinghim alone: and then I saw he was an old man.Then Red Jacket and Cornplanter rode down theclearing from the far end as though they had justchanced along. Back went Big Hands shoulders,up went his head and he stepped forward onesingle pace with a great deep Hough ! so pleasedhe was. That was a statelified meeting to behold—three big men, and two of em looking likejewelled

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