Libro · War and Peace
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Autore: Leo Tolstoy
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"Why are you so glum?" asked Nesvitski noticing Prince Andrew's
pale face and glittering eyes.
"There's nothing to be gay about," answered Bolkonski.
Just as Prince Andrew met Nesvitski and Zherkov, there came
toward them from the other end of the corridor, Strauch, an
Austrian general who was on Kutuzov's staff in charge of the
provisioning of the Russian army, and the member of the
Hofkriegsrath who had arrived the previous evening. There was
room enough in the wide corridor for the generals to pass the
three officers quite easily, but Zherkov, pushing Nesvitski aside
with his arm, said in a breathless voice,
"They're coming!... they're coming!... Stand aside, make way,
please make way!"
The generals were passing by, looking as if they wished to avoid
embarrassing attentions. On the face of the wag Zherkov there
suddenly appeared a stupid smile of glee which he seemed unable
to suppress.
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