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I suppose he reckoned that this turning movement would shake the British position , throw them into confusion , and enable his direct attack to be successful before Fraser could come to their support . I am much obliged to you for your description , Mr. O'Connor ; it is very clear and lucid . I will write a note , which you shall take to Mr. Villiers , and it is possible that you may get help from him for Romana . I shall be glad if you will dine with me here at six o'clock . '' `` I am much obliged to you , General , but I have nothing but the uniform in which I stand , which is , as you see , almost in rags , and stained with mire and blood . '' `` I think it is probable that you will have no difficulty in buying a fresh uniform in the city ; so many officers have come out here with exaggerated ideas of the amount of transport , that they have had to cut down their wardrobes to a very large extent . '' He touched the bell .