"Iamsurethatrascalwaslying," saidthecount.
"Theycanstillbecalledback," saidoneofhissuite, wholikeCountOrlovfeltdistrustfuloftheadventurewhenhelookedattheenemy'scamp.
"Eh? Really...whatdoyouthink? Shouldweletthemgoonornot?"
"Willyouhavethemfetchedback?"
"Fetchthemback, fetchthemback!" saidCountOrlovwithsuddendetermination, lookingathiswatch."."
, CountOrlov-Denisov, excitedbothbytheabandonedattemptandbyvainlyawaitingtheinfantrycolumnsthatstilldidnotappear, aswellasbytheproximityoftheenemy, .
"Mount!" ...."Forward, withGod'said!"
"Hurrah-ah-ah!" reverberatedintheforest, andtheCossackcompanies, trailingtheirlancesandadvancingoneafteranotherasifpouredoutofasack, dashedgailyacrossthebrooktowardthecamp.
Onedesperate, frightenedyellfromthefirstFrenchsoldierwhosawtheCossacks, andallwhowereinthecamp, undressedandonlyjustwakingup, ranoffinalldirections, abandoningcannons, muskets, andhorses.
HadtheCossackspursuedtheFrench, withoutheedingwhatwasbehindandaroundthem, -eightgunsweretakenonthespot, besidesstandardsand (whatseemedmostimportanttotheCossacks) horses, saddles, horsecloths, , theprisonersandgunssecured, thebootydivided—notwithoutsomeshoutingandevenalittlefightingamongthemselves—anditwasonthisthattheCossacksallbusiedthemselves.
TheFrench, notbeingfartherpursued, begantorecoverthemselves: -Denisov, stillwaitingfortheothercolumnstoarrive, advancednofurther.
Meantime, accordingtothedispositionswhichsaidthat "theFirstColumnwillmarch" andsoon, theinfantryofthebelatedcolumns, commandedbyBennigsenanddirectedbyToll, hadstartedindueorderand, asalwayshappens, hadgotsomewhere, , startingcheerfully, begantohalt; murmurswereheard, therewasasenseofconfusion, , shouted, grewangry, quarreled, saidtheyhadcomequitewrongandwerelate, gaveventtoalittleabuse, andatlastgaveitallupandwentforward, simplytogetsomewhere."Weshallgetsomewhereorother!" Andtheydidindeedgetsomewhere, thoughnottotheirrightplaces; afeweventuallyevengottotheirrightplace, , whointhisbattleplayedthepartofWeyrotheratAusterlitz, gallopedassiduouslyfromplacetoplace, 'scorpsinawoodwhenitwasalreadybroaddaylight, , Tollgallopeduptothecommanderofthecorpsandbeganupbraidinghimseverely, , afightingoldsoldierofplacidtemperament, beingalsoupsetbyallthedelay, confusion, andcrosspurposes, fellintoaragetoeverybody'ssurpriseandquitecontrarytohisusualcharacterandsaiddisagreeablethingstoToll.
"Iprefernottotakelessonsfromanyone, butIcandiewithmymenaswellasanybody," hesaid, andadvancedwithasingledivision.
Comingoutontoafieldundertheenemy'sfire, thisbravegeneralwentstraightahead, leadinghismenunderfire, withoutconsideringinhisagitationwhethergoingintoactionnow, withasingledivision, , cannonballs, , .
