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"
But
where
is
it
?
"
"
Why
,
there
,
over
at
Échkino
,
"
said
a
Cossack
officer
,
pointing
to
a
country
house
in
the
far
distance
.
"
What
,
outside
our
line
?
"
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"
They
've
put
two
regiments
as
outposts
,
and
they
're
having
such
a
spree
there
,
it
's
awful
!
Two
bands
and
three
sets
of
singers
!
"
The
officer
rode
out
beyond
our
lines
to
Échkino
.
While
still
at
a
distance
he
heard
as
he
rode
the
merry
sounds
of
a
soldier
's
dance
song
proceeding
from
the
house
.
"
In
the
meadows
...
in
the
meadows
!
"
he
heard
,
accompanied
by
whistling
and
the
sound
of
a
torban
,
drowned
every
now
and
then
by
shouts
.
These
sounds
made
his
spirits
rise
,
but
at
the
same
time
he
was
afraid
that
he
would
be
blamed
for
not
having
executed
sooner
the
important
order
entrusted
to
him
.
It
was
already
past
eight
o'clock
.
He
dismounted
and
went
up
into
the
porch
of
a
large
country
house
which
had
remained
intact
between
the
Russian
and
French
forces
In
the
refreshment
room
and
the
hall
,
footmen
were
bustling
about
with
wine
and
viands
.
Groups
of
singers
stood
outside
the
windows
.
The
officer
was
admitted
and
immediately
saw
all
the
chief
generals
of
the
army
together
,
and
among
them
Ermólov
's
big
imposing
figure
.
They
all
had
their
coats
unbuttoned
and
were
standing
in
a
semicircle
with
flushed
and
animated
faces
,
laughing
loudly
.
In
the
middle
of
the
room
a
short
handsome
general
with
a
red
face
was
dancing
the
trepák
with
much
spirit
and
agility
.
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"
Ha
,
ha
,
ha
!
Bravo
,
Nicholas
Iványch
!
Ha
,
ha
,
ha
!
"
The
officer
felt
that
by
arriving
with
important
orders
at
such
a
moment
he
was
doubly
to
blame
,
and
he
would
have
preferred
to
wait
;
but
one
of
the
generals
espied
him
and
,
hearing
what
he
had
come
about
,
informed
Ermólov
.
Ermólov
came
forward
with
a
frown
on
his
face
and
,
hearing
what
the
officer
had
to
say
,
took
the
papers
from
him
without
a
word
.