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Although the final debt of forty-two thousand, taken on to…
XXXII
The sovereign was in residence at Bartenstein. The army was…
XXXIII
Boris had found himself a position with the Emperor’s staff…
XXXXIV
After the Friedland disaster, Nikolai Rostov had been left as…
Part IV
I
No one mentioned “Buonaparte”, the Corsican upstart and Antichrist, any…
II
With the exception of a short visit to St. Petersburg,…
III
On arriving in St. Petersburg in 1809, Prince Andrei ordered…
IV
Prince Andrei was a novelty in St. Petersburg. His claim…
V
In the evening, after leaving the countess’s drawing room, Pierre…
VI
The Rostovs’ financial affairs had not been restored during the…
VII
Natasha, having lived in solitude in the country for the…
VIII
Prince Andrei arrived in St. Peterburg in August 1809. At…
IX
The day after his visit to Count Arakcheev, Prince Andrei…
X
There were many reasons that had led Pierre to this…
XI
On the 31st of December, the eve of the New…
XII
The following day Prince Andrei woke up and smiled, without…
XIII
For four days Prince Andrei did not go to the…
XIV
The morning after her bed-time discussion with her mother, when…
XV
Prince Nikolai Andreevich Bolkonsky and his daughter spent that winter…
Part V
I
The Biblical tradition has it that the absence of labour…
II
It was the 12th of September. There were already early…
III
About five male house serfs, both big and little, came…
IV
In the late autumn another letter was received from Prince…
V
The Yuletide season arrived. Besides the festive liturgy, at which…
VI
Natasha was the first to set the tone of Yuletide…
VII
The love between Prince Andrei and Natasha and their happiness…
VIII
At the beginning of winter, Prince Nikolai Andreevich Bolkonsky and…
IX
In 1811 a French doctor acquired rapid fashionability in Moscow.
X
Pierre’s suppositions concerning Boris were correct. Boris could not make…
XI
The Rostovs arrived in early February. Natasha had never been…
XII
That evening the Rostovs went to the theatre. Natasha had…
XIII
In the year of 1811, life in Moscow was very…
XIV
The brightly lit drawing room at the Bezukhovs’ house was…
XV
After his first meeting with Natasha in Moscow, Pierre had…
Part VI
I
In the spring of 1812, Prince Andrei was in Turkey,…
II
The count was in despair. He wrote to send for…
III
“My brother sovereign!” Napoleon wrote in the spring of 1812…
IV
On the 11th of June at eleven o’clock in the…
V
The Russian Emperor and his court had already been living…
VI
As he despatched Balashov, the sovereign repeated yet again his…
VII
The gloomy soldier Davout was the complete opposite of Murat.
VIII
After Balashov had spent four days in solitude, boredom and…
IX
After his meeting with Pierre in Moscow, Prince Andrei went…
X
Prince Andrei reached army Central Headquarters on the 13th of…
XI
While Prince Andrei was living on the Drissa with nothing…
XII
Before the start of the campaign, when the regiment was…
XIII
More than a year had passed since Natasha had rejected…
XIV
As promised, Pierre came to dinner straight from Count Rostopchin’s…
XV
On the twelfth the sovereign arrived in Moscow and from…
