Sharpe

Cooper:
Can I ask you a question, sir? Where did you learn to fight so dirty, sir?

Sharpe:
Same place as you, Cooper: Saturday night in the gutters.

Cooper:
Long way from home, sir.

Sharpe:
Never was much of a home, Cooper.

Cooper:
No, sir. That it weren't.

Sharpe:
Did you volunteer for this lot, Cooper?

Cooper:
Erm, no, not exactly, sir. I was "invited" to join... by a magistrate. [singing softly] Here's adieu to all judges and juries / justice and Old Bailey too / for they bound me to King George's army / so adieu to old England, adieu...

[on a hill overlooking the monastery, Hogan is reading by the light of a small fire, and hears Cooper's singing on the wind]

Maj. Hogan:
[singing softly] Now it's over the seas that I wander / to stand 'neath the red, white, and blue / for they gave me the old King's hard bargain / so adieu to old England, adieu...