Morrell pulled another horrible face. “Makes the war even more wonderful than the bombing raids and the… — Harry Turtledove
Morrell pulled another horrible face. “Makes the war even more wonderful than the bombing raids and the poison gas and the machine guns, doesn't it?”
Rohde shrugged. “No doubt. You're the one who makes his living fighting it, though, you and the fellows like you on the other side. I just make mine patching up the ones you don't quite kill.”
“Thanks a lot, doc. I love you, too.”
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