The deserted street could only see occasionally a torpidly-peddling countryman with a worn-out felt cap on his head and a basket of potatoes or turnips on his arm.
When I thought of my family, my friends back home, my countrymen, and the whole human race, I thought of them now as they really were—yahoos in shape and character.
In your hands, my dissatisfied fellow countrymen -- and not in mine -- is the great issue of civil war. The government will not attack you. You can have no conflict without being yourselves the aggressors.
You know, we live in this time, where I think I read somewhere that the richest three Americans have more money than 160 million of the poorest fellow countrymen.
In the next six years we plan on continuing to fight continuing to resist all attacks against the people, and hopefully a lot more filipinos a lot more of our fellow countrymen would be joining our fight and our struggle.
Cameron has said that if he didn't go home with a deal this weekend, then his countrymen would vote to leave the European Union in a referendum that's going to be out later this year.
He never spoke of himself, and no one ever knew that in his native city he had been a man much honored and esteemed for learning and integrity, till a countryman came to see him.