“Keep vaunting head over heart, and soon the head will arrive at the complete folly of any kind of fight and meekly surrender the treasure to the first bandit with enough heart to demand it.” — Robert Leckie Copy Share Image
“Keep vaunting head over heart, and soon the head will arrive at the complete folly of any kind of fight and meekly surrender the… — Robert Leckie Copy Share Image
“From night problems we learned one lasting lesson: when a map and a compass come into contact with a second lieutenant, prepare yourself for… — Robert Leckie Copy Share Image
“It was a darkness without time. It was an impenetrable darkness. To the right and left of me rose those terrible formless things of… — Robert Leckie Copy Share Image
Because it is gone you cannot say it will not return; even though you may say it has never yet returned-you cannot say that… — Robert Leckie Copy Share Image
We have met the enemy and have learned nothing more about him. I have, however, learned some things about myself. There are things men… — Robert Leckie Copy Share Image
Every morning or afternoon, whenever you want to write, you have to go up and shoot that old bear under your desk between the… — Robert Leckie Copy Share Image
“The Scholar was among a shipload of replacements who had just arrived. They were being marched to their new units as my boat pulled… — Robert Leckie Copy Share Image
