❝ Monologues · 4 lines · B2
Do you remember, Clive, we used to say, "Our armies are fighting for our women, our children and our homes"?
Theo on war · The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943)
Do you remember, Clive, we used to say, "Our armies are fighting for our women, our children and our homes"?
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Now the women are fighting beside the men.
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Why it's worth practising
He dismantles the old slogan step by step, then closes with a question that has no answer.
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