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Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
2 Yes: that's him: not a doubt of it.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
3 It's no use: I give up: I'm beaten.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
4 No use, dear young lady: there's nothing in it.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
5 They're sure to see you: it's bright moonlight.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
6 Take care, there's no use in trying to run away.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
7 Never mind: this sort of thing is all in my day's work.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
8 One of them ought to be bolted at the bottom; but the bolt's gone.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
9 A lady's bedchamber in Bulgaria, in a small town near the Dragoman Pass.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
10 It's good enough for a man with only you to stand between him and death.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
11 That's what you'd have said if you'd seen the first man in the charge to-day.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
12 It's no use, dear lady: I can't make you see it from the professional point of view.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
13 When I buckled on Sergius's sword he looked so noble: it was treason to think of disillusion or humiliation or failure.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
14 The old ones come bunched up under the number one guard: they know that they are mere projectiles, and that it's no use trying to fight.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
15 It's like slinging a handful of peas against a window pane: first one comes; then two or three close behind him; and then all the rest in a lump.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
16 And if instead of threatening me with your pistol as you did, you had simply thrown yourself as a fugitive on our hospitality, you would have been as safe as in your father's house.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
17 They are interrupted by the entry of Louka, a handsome, proud girl in a pretty Bulgarian peasant's dress with double apron, so defiant that her servility to Raina is almost insolent.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
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