The Charge of the Light Brigade
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:17:02
Comradeship. How high is that regarded
in military things?

:17:08
High. But true comrades are rare,
like the truly loving wife is rare.

:17:20
-William has talked of you constantly.
-l shall tell him to stop.

:17:24
He says you are the finest horseman
in England.

:17:27
Does he say l'm the finest dancer? l'm not.
:17:31
He goes further than that.
He says, probably in Europe, also.

:17:39
He exaggerates.
William is indeed fortunate.

:17:43
Are you happy to be a soldier's wife?
:17:47
Should soldiers have wives, Capt. Nolan?
:17:52
William should.
:18:09
That's the Duke of Wellington's statue.
:18:12
lt was subscribed for by the whole nation,
and now they don't know where to put it.

:18:16
There is great concern.
:18:18
-He was a fine soldier.
-So are you, l am told.

:18:21
l learned from a friend
that you have a system.

:18:26
l'd like to write an article on you
for the Times.

:18:30
Come on, now!

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