1 I'm the chocolate cream soldier.
2 And now I will do a soldierly thing.
3 And so you're no longer a soldier, Sergius.
4 Remember: nine soldiers out of ten are born fools.
5 Don't leave my mother, Louka, whilst the soldiers are here.
6 I am only a Swiss, fighting merely as a professional soldier.
7 There are only two sorts of soldiers: old ones and young ones.
8 However, I suppose soldiering has to be a trade like any other trade.
9 I don't care whether he finds out about the chocolate cream soldier or not.
10 The soldiers want to search for him; and they are so wild and drunk and furious.
11 My love, stronger than anything you can feel, even for your chocolate cream soldier.
12 You can always tell an old soldier by the inside of his holsters and cartridge boxes.
13 I hope you didn't think that you were the chocolate cream soldier, Captain Bluntschli.
14 Being a thorough soldier, he ran away like the rest of them, with our cavalry at his heels.
15 We were two children in the hands of that consummate soldier, Major: simply two innocent little children.
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.