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"
Fetch
them
back
,
fetch
them
back
!
"
said
Count
Orlóv
with
sudden
determination
,
looking
at
his
watch
.
"
It
will
be
too
late
.
It
is
quite
light
.
"
And
the
adjutant
galloped
through
the
forest
after
Grékov
.
When
Grékov
returned
,
Count
Orlóv-Denísov
,
excited
both
by
the
abandoned
attempt
and
by
vainly
awaiting
the
infantry
columns
that
still
did
not
appear
,
as
well
as
by
the
proximity
of
the
enemy
,
resolved
to
advance
.
All
his
men
felt
the
same
excitement
.
"
Mount
!
"
he
commanded
in
a
whisper
.
The
men
took
their
places
and
crossed
themselves
...
"
Forward
,
with
God
's
aid
!
"
"
Hurrah-ah-ah
!
"
reverberated
in
the
forest
,
and
the
Cossack
companies
,
trailing
their
lances
and
advancing
one
after
another
as
if
poured
out
of
a
sack
,
dashed
gaily
across
the
brook
toward
the
camp
.
One
desperate
,
frightened
yell
from
the
first
French
soldier
who
saw
the
Cossacks
,
and
all
who
were
in
the
camp
,
undressed
and
only
just
waking
up
,
ran
off
in
all
directions
,
abandoning
cannons
,
muskets
,
and
horses
.
Had
the
Cossacks
pursued
the
French
,
without
heeding
what
was
behind
and
around
them
,
they
would
have
captured
Murat
and
everything
there
.
That
was
what
the
officers
desired
.
But
it
was
impossible
to
make
the
Cossacks
budge
when
once
they
had
got
booty
and
prisoners
.
None
of
them
listened
to
orders
.
Fifteen
hundred
prisoners
and
thirty-eight
guns
were
taken
on
the
spot
,
besides
standards
and
(
what
seemed
most
important
to
the
Cossacks
)
horses
,
saddles
,
horsecloths
,
and
the
like
.
All
this
had
to
be
dealt
with
,
the
prisoners
and
guns
secured
,
the
booty
divided
--
not
without
some
shouting
and
even
a
little
fighting
among
themselves
--
and
it
was
on
this
that
the
Cossacks
all
busied
themselves
.
The
French
,
not
being
farther
pursued
,
began
to
recover
themselves
:
they
formed
into
detachments
and
began
firing
.
Orlóv-Denísov
,
still
waiting
for
the
other
columns
to
arrive
,
advanced
no
further
.
Meantime
,
according
to
the
dispositions
which
said
that
"
the
First
Column
will
march
"
and
so
on
,
the
infantry
of
the
belated
columns
,
commanded
by
Bennigsen
and
directed
by
Toll
,
had
started
in
due
order
and
,
as
always
happens
,
had
got
somewhere
,
but
not
to
their
appointed
places
.
As
always
happens
the
men
,
starting
cheerfully
,
began
to
halt
;
murmurs
were
heard
,
there
was
a
sense
of
confusion
,
and
finally
a
backward
movement
.
Adjutants
and
generals
galloped
about
,
shouted
,
grew
angry
,
quarreled
,
said
they
had
come
quite
wrong
and
were
late
,
gave
vent
to
a
little
abuse
,
and
at
last
gave
it
all
up
and
went
forward
,
simply
to
get
somewhere
.
"
We
shall
get
somewhere
or
other
!
"
And
they
did
indeed
get
somewhere
,
though
not
to
their
right
places
;
a
few
eventually
even
got
to
their
right
place
,
but
too
late
to
be
of
any
use
and
only
in
time
to
be
fired
at
Toll
,
who
in
this
battle
played
the
part
of
Weyrother
at
Austerlitz
,
galloped
assiduously
from
place
to
place
,
finding
everything
upside
down
everywhere
.
Thus
he
stumbled
on
Bagovút
's
corps
in
a
wood
when
it
was
already
broad
daylight
,
though
the
corps
should
long
before
have
joined
Orlóv-Denísov
.
Excited
and
vexed
by
the
failure
and
supposing
that
someone
must
be
responsible
for
it
,
Toll
galloped
up
to
the
commander
of
the
corps
and
began
upbraiding
him
severely
,
saying
that
he
ought
to
be
shot
.
General
Bagovút
,
a
fighting
old
soldier
of
placid
temperament
,
being
also
upset
by
all
the
delay
,
confusion
,
and
cross-purposes
,
fell
into
a
rage
to
everybody
's
surprise
and
quite
contrary
to
his
usual
character
and
said
disagreeable
things
to
Toll
.
