"Kam" Quotes from Famous Books
 ... was. [&] doluen also his wille was. In a ston stille he lai. til it kam e dridde dai. His fader him filstnede swo. 30 at he ros fro dede o. vs to lif holden. wake so his wille is So hirde for his folde. He is hirde. we ben sep . Silden he us wille. If we heren to his word . at we ...
— Selections from early Middle English, 1130-1250 - Part I: Texts • Various
... quantities of water, and could not in fact go for long without. Firmly but fairly treated by their British officers and non-commissioned officers, they went anywhere and did anything; and wherever you found the sappers, there, too, you would see the khaki galabeahs and hear the eternal chant: "Kam leila, kam yom?" of the E.L.C. Under their ...
— With Our Army in Palestine • Antony Bluett
... devouring passion to be in with the bayonet, their predilection for "no quarter." We recall those tales that they themselves willingly tell, all in much the same words and with the same gestures. They raise their arms over their heads—"Kam'rad, Kam'rad!" "Non, pas Kam'rad!" And in pantomime they drive a bayonet forward, at belly-height, drawing it back then with ...
— Under Fire - The Story of a Squad • Henri Barbusse |
