“How could he wish to also protect a young outlander with virtually no fighting experience and nothing but an old pocketknife as his only weapon?”

“You may think me an outlander but my parents were New Yorkers and never forgot it.”

“She was clearly an outlander here, her skin a paler shade than the people of this southern kingdom.”

“The outlanders made their way through the city, conversing about one thing or another.”

“In some such schools, outlanders are suspect, even if they are of the same denomination.”

“Typically these outlanders are lampooned for their conspicuous consumption and lack of community commitment.”