Livre · War and Peace
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Auteur: Leo Tolstoy
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"Oh, I must give you a treat," Bilibin whispered to Bolkonski.
"Kuragin is exquisite when he discusses politics-you should see
his gravity!"
He sat down beside Hippolyte and wrinkling his forehead began
talking to him about politics. Prince Andrew and the others
gathered round these two.
"The Berlin cabinet cannot express a feeling of alliance," began
Hippolyte gazing round with importance at the others, "without
expressing... as in its last note... you understand... Besides,
unless His Majesty the Emperor derogates from the principle of
our alliance...
"Wait, I have not finished..." he said to Prince Andrew, seizing
him by the arm, "I believe that intervention will be stronger
than nonintervention. And..." he paused. "Finally one cannot
impute the nonreceipt of our dispatch of November 18. That is how
it will end." And he released Bolkonski's arm to indicate that he
had now quite finished.
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