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He tells you,
"Go out and die."
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Oh, but if you'll pardon me, it's easier to
say "Go out and die" than it is to do it.
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- Coward!
- And it's easier to say it than to watch it happen.
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No! No! Boys, boys!
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- I'm sorry, Baumer, but I must say--
- It's no use talking like this.
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You won't know
what I mean.
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Only, it's been a long while since
we enlisted out of this classroom.
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So long I thought maybe the whole
world had learned by this time.
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Only now they're sending babies,
and they won't last a week!
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I shouldn't have come
on leave.
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Up at the front you're alive
or you're dead, and that's all!
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You can't fool anybody
about that very long.
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Up there we know we're lost and
done for whether we're dead or alive.
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Three years we've had
of it-- four years.
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Every day a year
and every night a century.
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Our bodies are earth
and our thoughts are clay,
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and we sleep
and eat with death.
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We're done for because you can't live
that way and keep anything inside you!
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I shouldn't have come on leave.
I'll go back tomorrow.
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I've got four days more, but I can't
stand it here! I'll go back tomorrow!
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Sorry.
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Mother, you'll catch cold here.
You must go to sleep.
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There'll be plenty of time
to sleep...
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when you're gone.
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Must you go tomorrow, Paul?
Must you?
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Yes, Mother.
Orders were changed.
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Are you very much afraid,
Paul?
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No, Mother.
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There's something I want
to say to you, Paul.
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It's--