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VI
Kutuzov withdrew towards Vienna, destroying the bridges on the rivers…
VII
Two enemy shots had already flown over the bridge, and…
VIII
The remaining infantry hurriedly crossed the bridge, funnelling in tightly…
IX
After crossing the bridge, one after another the two squadrons…
X
Pursued by a French army of a hundred thousand men…
XI
Prince Andrei went on to the house of the Russian…
XII
The following morning he woke late. Reviewing his impression of…
XIII
The Emperor Franz approached Prince Andrei, who was standing in…
XIV
That same night, having taken his leave of the war…
XV
On the 1st of November Kutuzov had received, via one…
XVI
Between three and four in the afternoon Prince Andrei, having…
XVII
“Eh bien,” Prince Andrei said to himself, “the Army of…
XVIII
Prince Andrei halted his horse at the battery, surveying the…
XIX
Prince Bagration, having ridden up to the very highest point…
XX
The attack by the Sixth Chasseurs made it possible for…
XXI
The infantry regiments, caught by surprise in the forest, were…
XXII
Tushin’s battery had been forgotten, and it was only at…
XXIII
The wind died down and black clouds hung low over…
XXIV
“Who are they? Why are they here? What do they…
Part III
I
Prince Vasily did not brood over his plans, any more…
II
After Pierre and Hélène’s wedding, the old prince Nikolai Andreevich…
III
The Rostovs had had no news about Nikolai for a…
IV
On the 12th of November Kutuzov’s active army, camped near…
V
The day after Boris’s meeting with Rostov, there was a…
VI
The day after the review Boris, dressed up in his…
VII
That very day there had been a council of war…
VIII
On the 15th of November the allied army advanced from…
IX
Before dawn the next day, Denisov’s squadron, in which Nikolai…
X
The following day the sovereign remained at Wischau. His physician-in-ordinary…
XI
After nine in the evening Weierother moved on with his…
XII
It was after one in the morning when Rostov, sent…
XIII
It was nine o’clock in the morning. The fog extended…
XIV
The plan for the Battle of Austerlitz had been drawn…
XV
At the beginning of the battle Prince Bagration, reluctant to…
XVI
By five o’clock in the evening the battle had been…
XVII
Prince Andrei was lying on Pratzen Hill, still at the…
XVIII
At the beginning of 1806, Nikolai Rostov went home on…
XIX
The following day, the 3rd of March, after one o’clock…
XX
The following day at Sokolniki Pierre, as absent-minded as ever,…
XXI
Recently Pierre had only seen his wife at night or…
XXII
Two months had passed since Bleak Hills received news of…
XXIII
“Ma bonne amie,” the little princess said after breakfast on…
XXIV
The impression of the first war with Napoleon was still…
XXV
Despite the sovereign’s strict attitude to duellists at that time,…
XXVI
Two days after clarifying things with his wife, Pierre went…
XXVII
The matter between Pierre and Dolokhov was hushed up and,…
XXVIII
In 1807 Pierre finally set off on a tour of…
XXIX
After his three-week sojourn in the country, concerning which he…
XXX
In 1807 life at Bleak Hills had changed little, except…
XXXI
