he-had

Updated: June 22, 2025

"My son was a remarkable good shooter; he-had always kept a pointer on our former farm, and thought no harm in doing so now; when one day, having sprung a covey in our own ground, the dog, of his own accord, followed them into the justice's.

Henry Mackenzie - The Man of Feeling

This was through the English and Scotch Settlement, the people of which had long grown weary of the tyranny of the Dictator Riel. Riel why, we have almost forgotten him altogether during these weeks on the Winnipeg! Nevertheless, he-had still held his own within the walls of Fort Garry, and still played to a constantly decreasing audience the part of the Little Napoleon.

Sir William Francis Butler - The Great Lone Land: A Narrative of Travel and Adventure in the North-West of America