All Quiet on the Western Front
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:11:02
What do the English say?
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- All work and no play makes...
- A dull man.

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A dull... Yes, yes, very good.
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There's a time for work and for play.
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You are a dreamer, Baumer.
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You draw little sketches
and write little poems.

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But now you're a man,
you have your duties as a man,

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your duty to the Fatherland.
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Will you wait to be called up
of will you enlist?

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- Well...
- Of course, you'll respond to duty.

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You will all respond.
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The entire class will go
as one man to serve the Fatherland.

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I know I will be proud of you,
Baumer.

:12:00
'Today is wonderfully good.
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'Everyone has eaten for two men
and the mail has come.

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'The grasses sway like tall spears.
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'The white butterflies
float on the soft warm wind.

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'Let's not even think about it.
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'Let's just enjoy the world.
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'Everything is new and brave.
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'Red poppies, the good food,
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'cigarettes and the summer breeze.'

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