The said Polack is allowed 12.

Mr. Polack, a New Zealand resident, gives an account in his New Zealand, which he gathered from the children of natives who were present at the landing of Cook.

Mr. Polack's chief witness was the son of a man who was wounded by a ball in the shoulder, but survived his wound till within a year or two of 1836, the time the information was obtained.

And all for a lot of dirty Polacks who'd never laid eyes on him!" He took his riding-cap from his head and tossed it on the dried pine-needles.

Martha Foote dealt daily with Polack scrub girls, and Irish porters, and Swedish chambermaids, and Swiss waiters, and Halsted Street bell-boys.

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[Footnote 14: Polack's Manners of the New Zealanders, i. 268.]

Mr. Polack, who was the author of the tale, was not always implicitly believed by those who knew him; but as Surgeon-Major Thomson embodies the story in his book, perhaps a writer who is not a surgeon ought not to doubt it.

Personally I like Polack and Savage the best of them, despite the lumbering pretentiousness and doubtful veracity of the former.