Война и мир

Chapter 11

           Cossacks,hussars,andraggedRussianprisoners,whohadcomerunningfrombothsidesoftheroad,wereshoutingsomethingloudlyandincoherently.Agallant-lookingFrenchman,inablueovercoat,capless,andwithafrowningredface,hadbeendefendinghimselfagainstthehussars.WhenPétyagallopeduptheFrenchmanhadalreadyfallen.“Toolateagain!”flashedthroughPétya’smindandhegallopedontotheplacefromwhichtherapidfiringcouldbeheard.Theshotscamefromtheyardofthelandowner’shousehehadvisitedthenightbeforewithDólokhov.TheFrenchweremakingastandtherebehindawattlefenceinagardenthicklyovergrownwithbushesandwerefiringattheCossackswhocrowdedatthegateway.Throughthesmoke,asheapproachedthegate,PétyasawDólokhov,whosefacewasofapale-greenishtint,shoutingtohismen.“Goround!Waitfortheinfantry!”heexclaimedasPétyarodeuptohim.

           “Wait?...Hurrah-ah-ah!”shoutedPétya,andwithoutpausingamomentgallopedtotheplacewhencecamethesoundsoffiringandwherethesmokewasthickest.

           Avolleywasheard,andsomebulletswhistledpast,whileothersplashedagainstsomething.TheCossacksandDólokhovgallopedafterPétyaintothegatewayofthecourtyard.InthedensewaveringsmokesomeoftheFrenchthrewdowntheirarmsandranoutofthebushestomeettheCossacks,whileothersrandownthehilltowardthepond.Pétyawasgallopingalongthecourtyard,butinsteadofholdingthereinshewavedbothhisarmsaboutrapidlyandstrangely,slippingfartherandfarthertoonesideinhissaddle

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