SOLDIERING in Classic Quotes - from Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw

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1 I'm the chocolate cream soldier.

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2 And now I will do a soldierly thing.

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3 And so you're no longer a soldier, Sergius.

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4 Remember: nine soldiers out of ten are born fools.

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5 Don't leave my mother, Louka, whilst the soldiers are here.

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6 I am only a Swiss, fighting merely as a professional soldier.

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7 There are only two sorts of soldiers: old ones and young ones.

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8 However, I suppose soldiering has to be a trade like any other trade.

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9 I don't care whether he finds out about the chocolate cream soldier or not.

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10 The soldiers want to search for him; and they are so wild and drunk and furious.

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11 My love, stronger than anything you can feel, even for your chocolate cream soldier.

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12 You can always tell an old soldier by the inside of his holsters and cartridge boxes.

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13 I hope you didn't think that you were the chocolate cream soldier, Captain Bluntschli.

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14 Being a thorough soldier, he ran away like the rest of them, with our cavalry at his heels.

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15 We were two children in the hands of that consummate soldier, Major: simply two innocent little children.

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16 That's quite enough fuss about nothing: a soldier's daughter should be able to stand up without flinching to a little strong conversation.

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