ours

In a society as race-crazy as ours, this sort of news is equal parts shocking and unsurprising.

Their cement for coating walls is like ours; the stucco flat coloured, and the colours mixed with the plaster before laying on.

To repeat: Our intellect is not ours, it does not belong to man, but it together with man belongs to the universe.

But you must remember that their sheep weigh less than ours, and I like to see a man make a hearty dinner.

Still I doubt if they get half the enjoyment from their acquisitions that we do who have to save and plan for ours.'

I should judge it to be worth one hundred dollars, so there is evidently "cheating in all trades but ours."