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... bitter end as well.... But the nature of that battle will only taste sweet in the winning of it. Hence the trepidations about jumping to the front of the thin red line. I don't have Phillipe Lucas' resources. Although I have partied with him on many occasions. Victoria is such a lovely little burg. -- When you do something right...

... staring it down. "Gentlemen -- this is -- /we/ are -- the end of the line. If they get through us, they roll up our whole flank. "Fix. Bayonets." ... the Abyss. Like hell. That is doing one's 'duty' - fixing bayonets, keeping a stiff upper lip, holding the thin red line; for the sake of Queen and Country. Compare that to Owen (whom you mention), who caught a glimpse of the ...

... staring it down. "Gentlemen -- this is -- /we/ are -- the end of the line. If they get through us, they roll up our whole flank. "Fix. Bayonets." ... the Abyss. Like hell. That is doing one's 'duty' - fixing bayonets, keeping a stiff upper lip, holding the thin red line; for the sake of Queen and Country. Compare that to Owen (whom you mention), who caught a glimpse of the ...

... staring it down. "Gentlemen -- this is -- /we/ are -- the end of the line. If they get through us, they roll up our whole flank. "Fix. Bayonets." ... the Abyss. Like hell. That is doing one's 'duty' - fixing bayonets, keeping a stiff upper lip, holding the thin red line; for the sake of Queen and Country. Compare that to Owen (whom you mention), who caught a glimpse of the ...

... staring it down. "Gentlemen -- this is -- /we/ are -- the end of the line. If they get through us, they roll up our whole flank. "Fix. Bayonets." ... the Abyss. Like hell. That is doing one's 'duty' - fixing bayonets, keeping a stiff upper lip, holding the thin red line; for the sake of Queen and Country. Compare that to Owen (whom you mention), who caught a glimpse of the ...

... alone staring it down. "Gentlemen -- this is -- /we/ are -- the end of the line. If they get through us, they roll up our whole flank. "Fix. Bayonets." ... the Abyss. Like hell. That is doing one's 'duty' - fixing bayonets, keeping a stiff upper lip, holding the thin red line; for the sake of Queen and Country. Compare that to Owen (whom you mention), who caught a glimpse of the Abyss ...

...alone staring it down. "Gentlemen -- this is -- /we/ are -- the end of the line. If they get through us, they roll up our whole flank. "Fix. Bayonets." ...into the Abyss. Like hell. That is doing one's 'duty' - fixing bayonets, keeping a stiff upper lip, holding the thin red line; for the sake of Queen and Country. Compare that to Owen (whom you mention), who caught a glimpse of the Abyss ...

... alone staring it down. "Gentlemen -- this is -- /we/ are -- the end of the line. If they get through us, they roll up our whole flank. "Fix. Bayonets." "... into the Abyss. Like hell. That is doing one's 'duty' - fixing bayonets, keeping a stiff upper lip, holding the thin red line; for the sake of Queen and Country. Compare that to Owen (whom you mention), who caught a glimpse of the Abyss at ...

... it down. "Gentlemen -- this is -- /we/ are -- the end of the line. If they get through us, they roll up our whole flank. "Fix. Bayonets." ... the Abyss. Like hell. That is doing one's 'duty' - fixing bayonets, keeping a stiff upper lip, holding the thin red line; for the sake of Queen and Country. Compare that to Owen (whom you mention), who caught a glimpse of the ...