Sitting on my old homestead one day when all alone

Newfoundlanders are to be found all over the world; they have crossed the Nile, climbed the Alma and gone to Vancouver. They fished the Northern Ice flow and the Grand Banks. They have mined in Cuba - where one of the narrator's comrades fell at the age of 21. The narrator himself is a roving Newfoundlander from Harbour Grace.Greenleaf & Mansfield 153, "The Roving Newfoundlander" (see 150 "The Roving Newfoundlander")