Oh, it's, uh, for my lungs.
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[riding in the coach with Sharpe and Teresa, Mr. and Mrs. Parker check that they are asleep, then Mr. Parker lights up a cigar and passes it to his wife, who drags contentedly. Sharpe wakes up, and Mr. Parker hurriedly takes the cigar back] Richard Sharpe:
I didn't know a Methodist smoked. Mr. Parker:
Oh, it's, uh, for my lungs. [Sharpe drifts back asleep. Mr. Parker says something under his breath in Yiddish. Mrs. Parker replies in the same language, and Louisa smothers a giggle]
I didn't know a Methodist smoked. Mr. Parker:
Oh, it's, uh, for my lungs. [Sharpe drifts back asleep. Mr. Parker says something under his breath in Yiddish. Mrs. Parker replies in the same language, and Louisa smothers a giggle]
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I didn't know Methodists smoked
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Oh it's for my lungs
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Movie Summary
In the Peninsular War, a British sergeant is field promoted to a lieutenant in charge of a disrespectful rifle company.
