本 · War and Peace
3800ページ中344ページ
著者: Leo Tolstoy
時間0:00
速度 (WPM)0.0
正確性100.0%
スタートを押して行を正確に入力してください。 · バックスペース無効 — エラー後も続行してください。
"Well, that's all right," continued the regimental commander. "A
cup of vodka for the men from me," he added so that the soldiers
could hear. "I thank you all! God be praised!" and he rode past
that company and overtook the next one.
"Well, he's really a good fellow, one can serve under him," said
Timokhin to the subaltern beside him.
"In a word, a hearty one..." said the subaltern, laughing (the
regimental commander was nicknamed King of Hearts).
The cheerful mood of their officers after the inspection infected
the soldiers. The company marched on gaily. The soldiers' voices
could be heard on every side.
"And they said Kutuzov was blind of one eye?"
"And so he is! Quite blind!"
"No, friend, he is sharper-eyed than you are. Boots and leg
bands... he noticed everything..."
"When he looked at my feet, friend... well, thinks I..."
"And that other one with him, the Austrian, looked as if he were
smeared with chalk-as white as flour! I suppose they polish him
up as they do the guns."
スタートを押して行を正確に入力してください。
未開始