Their regular troops are great fighters, as our Napoleon himself admitted more than once, and they've never done better than they're doing today.

When I saw them they were advancing." "I'm glad of that.

It's curious how I feel about the English, Philip.
They've got such a conceit that they irritate me terribly at times, yet I don't want to see them beaten by any other Europeans.

That's our American privilege." "A family feeling, perhaps," said Lannes, laughing, "but we French and English have been compelled to be allies, and after fighting each other for a thousand years we're now the best of friends.

I think, John, we'll have to go down and procure information from somebody about our general.