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“But my dear fellow, with all my respect for the Orthodox Russian army, I must say that your victory was not particularly victorious.”
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Notes to War and Peace — Page 2
136 notes in Aylmer Maude translation. Follow a thought back to its place in the book.
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“We must let him off the u!”
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Fine eyes.
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Ours.
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“Woman is man’s companion.”
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The marshalls.
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Bridgehead.
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That their fire gets into his eyes and he forgets that he ought to be firing at the enemy.
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“That Russian army which has been brought from the ends of the earth by English gold, we shall cause to share the same fate—(the fate of the army at Ulm).”
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“This is a pleasure one gets in camp, Prince.”
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“On vous fera danser.”
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“What’s he singing about?”
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Daughter of Matthew.
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“I love you.”
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Anna Pávlovna.
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The little one is charming.
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“Indeed, Sire, we shall do everything it is possible to do, Sire.”
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“Hang these Russians!”
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Nicholas.
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Till tomorrow, my dear fellow.
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“You clear out of this.”
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I love you.
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“But what the devil was he doing in that galley?”
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Frühstück: breakfast.
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