Barry Lyndon
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1:06:15
The Colonel's speech declared
the King's satisfaction...

1:06:20
...with the conduct of the Regiment
at the Battle of Audorf...

1:06:24
...and with Corporal Barry's bravery
in rescuing Captain Potzdorf...

1:06:29
...which was to be rewarded
with the sum of two frederick d'or.

1:06:38
Corporal Barry, eight paces forward...
1:06:42
...march!
1:06:55
Corporal Barry.
1:07:01
You're a gallant soldier,
and evidently of good stock...

1:07:05
...but you're idle and unprincipled.
1:07:08
You're a bad influence on the men.
1:07:10
And for all your bravery,
I'm sure you'll come to no good.

1:07:17
I hope the Colonel is mistaken.
1:07:21
I have fallen into bad company,
but I've only done as other soldiers do.

1:07:26
I've never had a friend
or protector before...

1:07:28
...to show that I was worthy
of better things.

1:07:32
The Colonel may say I'm ruined,
and send me to the Devil.

1:07:36
But, I would go to the Devil
to serve the Regiment.

1:07:43
Corporal Barry, fall in.
1:07:55
The war ended and Barry's regiment
was garrisoned in the Capital.


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