“There's a great bloody mine, sir! Just waiting to kill our lads! I ain't letting that happen. You can do what you bloody well like, but I'm going to kill some more of these bastards.”

Private Richard Sharpe, p. 329
Sharpe (Novel Series), Sharpe's Tiger (1997)

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