Libro · War and Peace
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Autor: Leo Tolstoy
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The French had time to fire three rounds of grapeshot before the
hussars got back to their horses. Two were misdirected and the
shot went too high, but the last round fell in the midst of a
group of hussars and knocked three of them over.
Rostov, absorbed by his relations with Bogdanich, had paused on
the bridge not knowing what to do. There was no one to hew down
(as he had always imagined battles to himself), nor could he help
to fire the bridge because he had not brought any burning straw
with him like the other soldiers. He stood looking about him,
when suddenly he heard a rattle on the bridge as if nuts were
being spilt, and the hussar nearest to him fell against the rails
with a groan. Rostov ran up to him with the others. Again someone
shouted, "Stretchers!" Four men seized the hussar and began
lifting him.
"Oooh! For Christ's sake let me alone!" cried the wounded man,
but still he was lifted and laid on the stretcher.
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