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Yazar: Leo Tolstoy

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And precious and dear as many persons are to me-father, sister,
wife-those dearest to me-yet dreadful and unnatural as it seems,
I would give them all at once for a moment of glory, of triumph
over men, of love from men I don't know and never shall know, for
the love of these men here," he thought, as he listened to voices
in Kutuzov's courtyard. The voices were those of the orderlies
who were packing up; one voice, probably a coachman's, was
teasing Kutuzov's old cook whom Prince Andrew knew, and who was
called Tit. He was saying, "Tit, I say, Tit!"
"Well?" returned the old man.
"Go, Tit, thresh a bit!" said the wag.
"Oh, go to the devil!" called out a voice, drowned by the
laughter of the orderlies and servants.
"All the same, I love and value nothing but triumph over them
all, I value this mystic power and glory that is floating here
above me in this mist!"
CHAPTER XIII

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