1
I, for one, am willing to receive the Canadians themselves as adopted brothers.
2
Coming to the spot where the bodies of her adopted brothers lay, she placed them together, their feet toward the east.
3
Coming to the spot where the bodies of her adopted brothers lay, she placed them together with their feet towards the east.
4
But he denied ever asking Matamata or his wife to work in the fields with his adopted brothers instead of going to school.
5
When James Smith, or Scouwa, had been some years among the Indians, he was in a winter camp with two of his adopted brothers.
6
When he found how some of the Indian agents had abused his adopted brothers he went to Washington to protest, still wearing his frontier garb.
7
"Your romantic, adopted brothers, Nelly, are not good for much," said her grandfather.