If either wing of our horse breaks, it means certain disaster there, even though Skippon could hold in the centre.
Fairfax:
That's Cromwell again. And all to satisfy the pride of a few useless members that his self-denying ordinance keeps out of command.
Staines:
Do you think it's that, sir?
Fairfax:
What else? They are more jealous that he should come to no more honour than that we should succeed. And after all that has been given.
Ireton:
The blood.
Pemberton: