countryman

• But another fellow-countryman, an African from Thagaste, Evodius, formerly a clerk in the Ministry of the Interior, came to join the small group of new converts. —  Saint Augustin
• Earlier in camp, 39-year-old veteran Takashi Saito marveled at how his countryman was adapting to his new surroundings.
• But I could not make it my business to denounce a fellow-countryman, and a man who had once called himself my friend, unless I could proceed on actual certainty. —  In Direst Peril
• He remarked that our countryman was a heretic--that the priests considered that he had died out of the pale of their true Church like a dog, and that like a dog he must be buried Does the holy religion of Christ teach you thus to treat your enemies?" —  Hurricane Hurry
• Allan Ramsay has laid a complaint, before the mayor, that his countryman has been attacked by a band of ruffians, and has been either killed or carried off by them. —  A Jacobite Exile Being the Adventures of a Young Englishman in the Service of Charles the Twelfth of Sweden

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