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Updated: June 8, 2025


"But in our sympathy with our brave soldiers we are all one, Mrs. Hewel." Sarah sprang forward. "You don't mean to say you're still a pro-Boer, Sir Timothy?" she exclaimed. "Well, mamma talking of the justice of the war when Tom and Willie are risking their lives" she broke into a sudden sob "and now Peter " "Peter!" said Lady Mary. "Oh, I'm sorry," said Sarah, running to her friend.

A stab of misgiving shot through Val; this was riding very blind. "I haven't forgotten that you're a fire-eater," said Jolly slowly, "and I think that's about all you are; or that you called me a pro-Boer." Val heard a gasp above the sound of his own hard breathing, and saw Holly's face poked a little forward, very pale, with big eyes.

If you're not High Church why won't you come to our meetings? 'Because I can't join in your prayers when I am not at all sure that England ought to win. 'Good Lord! said Mackenzie. It is possible to startle even the secretary of a prayer union into mild profanity. 'You don't mean to tell me you are a Pro-Boer, and you a divinity student?

I'm vowed to virginity, like you are ... I really don't care if I never see Major Armstrong again ... though he certainly is rather a darling ... very good-looking ... and, d'you know, he's almost a Pro-Boer, though the Boers ambushed him.... Says this war's a beastly mistake.... "Well: I'll have tea here instead, if you like, and we can talk business, which we haven't done for a fortnight.

The women without any national sympathy a tiresome species, who forget their sex, and burst into vituperation if they could not get their way; and 3rd. The women with English sympathies, carefully hidden behind a mask of pro-Boer expressions.

At the same time, they felt a difficulty in denouncing her, not for want of suitable language the Irish Nationalist press has a superb command of words which a self-respecting dictionary would hesitate to recognise but because they felt that push of the horns of the dilemma on which O'Roun'y-had been impaled, and they were obliged to sand their denunciations between layers of stoutest pro-Boer sentiment.

Several years ago, when there was a small war going on in South Africa and a great fuss going on in England, when it was by no means so popular and convenient to be a Pro-Boer as it is now, I remember making a bright suggestion to my Pro-Boer friends and allies, which was not, I regret to say, received with the seriousness it deserved.

"These words," said the Duke, "apply to the anti-patriot, the pro-Zulu, the pro-Boer, the inciter to rebellion in Egypt, and to the stirrer-up of strife in India. I do not see why rifle-shooting should not become a popular national sport, equal in prestige to games like cricket and football."

Her logic and her sympathy are in excellent balance. Her sympathy is of the swift and ministering sort which, fortunately, she has found so often in other people. And her sympathies go further and shape her opinions on political and national movements. She was intensely pro-Boer and wrote a strong argument in favour of Boer independence.

Most of the Peace propaganda during the war was originated and financed by him. His spies are everywhere." "A naturalized German?" asked Tommy. "On the contrary, I have every reason to believe he is an Englishman. He was pro-German, as he would have been pro-Boer. What he seeks to attain we do not know probably supreme power for himself, of a kind unique in history.

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