The Charge of the Light Brigade
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He rides too well.
Knows a lot, but he has no heart.

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lt will be a sad day when England
has her armies officered by men...

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...who know too well what they're doing.
lt smacks of murder.

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Lord Raglan,
will you explain to me what is to happen?

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-A battle is to happen.
-And l am to see it, a charge?

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A cavalry charge to sweep the Russians
out of the valley?

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l do not think so. No.
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Thank you.
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What you will see is an advance,
not a charge...

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...an advance along that pretty valley
to the south of the big valley.

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A sensible and quiet advance on the flank
of those Russians who are trying...

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...to carry off our guns.
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The Light Brigade will be directed
to restore those guns...

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...to their rightful owner.
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ls not Lord Cardigan to lead
his beautiful soldiers?

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l think he will, yes.
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But not into that nasty valley
full of half the Russian army.

:44:15
He'd get a very bloody nose
if he were to do that. Not at all pretty.

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Young ladies should concern themselves
with what is pretty.

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England is pretty, babies are pretty.
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Some table linen can be very pretty.
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Now, off with you,
and let the gentlemen talk.

:44:35
Find a pretty flower,
and press it in your house book...

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...and watch the pretty valley.
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Hussar!

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