itsironheels.butfight,

norareesecivilingintherealseheilretly,civil

tanyeaalyunder

aona”tourofindustrialiigationtoeurope3hthefullknohat

ething,andnoonerealizestheextresillinessof

andanonofdoanofrespectforfairplay,theeseequivalentexpression”donotpush

ayi,andpaignina

travellersina,especially.those

civilakeuptheessehebattle.one

afelloerelyatterofculture,orhanyangas.

irishfoughthard,andillfightingtodaybecausefighthard

andeina.foodironisnot

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enough.

donotdothefighting.inanyjorcaaignsilverbulletshaveale

iles.

iaybehepresentnqueror.hthe

atterofteerantasan

oreeasilyonhispilloany

inhanyang.ifthefrenhadbeeninbuedalittleatthe

ntofhisvictory,heposedtheversaillestreaty,andhishead

eseideaoffairplay,isthengivenahuhousanddollarstravellingexpenses

onth.thedefeatedgeneral,agtothe

ofthefaakeajestictriuhalretutothe

peking,andoneinay.aurally,ityrely

vi.

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uanding.uchlessireetthaneboys.asa

deintonails,andgooddesoldiers.”

vanquishedridinginthesacarlikethers.thatisthebeautyof

totheerelyvulgarorlag

revolutions,notthree,ityyears.irelandisnopeaausethe

tuofevents,thestprobablethingisthatyouhevictorandthe

chthesoundofbattle,andtheyaretypical,forineseprivatequarrelsand

itionisarkofvulgarity

people,uchlessthaninablecivilwars.

entoftheboofguns.thoseguns梩heysuggestso

esehanyang.anhepeoplehavenothingtodohit.theyhatewar,

thesesoldiersdonotrelishagoodfight,andthegeneralsrelishthefightbecausethey

ionforserviceisunknohesoldierswho

dothefightingarepoorpeopleakealivingotherwise.