1
Well, well, I had no idea I was so obvious a Britisher.
2
The old Britisher was not following the Ranger's reasoning in the least.
3
Understand-theCanadian is no more religious than the American or the Britisher.
4
Both the German and the Britisher had only been married a year.
5
For the Britisher only blue-veined Stilton is worthy to crown the banquet.
6
They seem to regard the wayfaring Britisher as whimsical, that is all.
7
The Britisher's moves are above the line and the enemy's below it.
8
Janie says that more than one Britisher has been to her door.
9
The Britisher shrugs his shoulders and both comprehend that communication is nil.
10
Dey am comin' to take off everybody dat looks like a Britisher.
11
Don't you tell me one Britisher isn't a match for ten foreigners.
12
I hope dey won't mistake-deywon't mistake dis chile for a Britisher!
13
In the country districts justice was not a commodity intended for the Britisher.
14
Cyrus is an old friend; and, to speak plain, I like you Britishers.
15
Here one may see the Britishers at their best and worst.
16
He was just the best natured Britisher that ever came along.