كتاب · War and Peace
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المؤلف: Leo Tolstoy
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Boris was excited by the thought of being so close to the higher
powers as he felt himself to be at that moment. He was conscious
that here he was in contact with the springs that set in motion
the enormous movements of the mass of which in his regiment he
felt himself a tiny, obedient, and insignificant atom. They
followed Prince Dolgorukov out into the corridor and met-coming
out of the door of the Emperor's room by which Dolgorukov had
entered-a short man in civilian clothes with a clever face and
sharply projecting jaw which, without spoiling his face, gave him
a peculiar vivacity and shiftiness of expression. This short man
nodded to Dolgorukov as to an intimate friend and stared at
Prince Andrew with cool intensity, walking straight toward him
and evidently expecting him to bow or to step out of his way.
Prince Andrew did neither: a look of animosity appeared on his
face and the other turned away and went down the side of the
corridor.
"Who was that?" asked Boris.
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