“We are going to drive the enemy out of Pennsylvania,” the lieutenant said grandly. “What? All by ourselves?”… — Harry Turtledove
“We are going to drive the enemy out of Pennsylvania,” the lieutenant said grandly.
“What? All by ourselves?” Pound said.
Don Griffiths wagged a finger in his face. “I’ve heard about you, Sergeant—don’t think I haven’t,” he said. “You haven’t got the right attitude.”
“Probably not, sir,” Pound agreed politely. “I do object to being killed for no good reason.”
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