WAR in Classic Quotes
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Quotes from Arms and the Man by George Bernard Shaw
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1 My word for it, Louka, the war's over.
2 Egad, there'd have been no war without them.
3 I've not had two hours' undisturbed sleep since the war began.
4 The old lady was equally fascinated; and the fugitive was sent on his way in the morning, disguised in an old coat belonging to the master of the house, who was away at the war.
5 It is not much of a library, its literary equipment consisting of a single fixed shelf stocked with old paper-covered novels, broken backed, coffee stained, torn and thumbed, and a couple of little hanging shelves with a few gift books on them, the rest of the wall space being occupied by trophies of war and the chase.