all-conqueror's

Updated: July 22, 2026

He looked at his master between his snarls as much as to say: "Well, this is great, to tree the real live son of the all-conquering man!" It maddened him, too, to see the supreme indifference with which the all-conqueror's son treated his presence. Jud grunted. He prided himself on his bird-lore. Finally he said: "Wal, any fool could tell you it's a wood-pecker's nest."

John Trotwood Moore - The Bishop of Cottontown: A Story of the Southern Cotton Mills