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And
on
the
throne
our
Titus
shield
.
A
dreaded
foe
be
thou
,
kindhearted
as
a
man
,
A
Rhipheus
at
home
,
a
Caesar
in
the
field
!
E'en
fortunate
Napoleon
Knows
by
experience
,
now
,
Bagratión
,
And
dare
not
Herculean
Russians
trouble
...
But
before
he
had
finished
reading
,
a
stentorian
major-domo
announced
that
dinner
was
ready
!
The
door
opened
,
and
from
the
dining
room
came
the
resounding
strains
of
the
polonaise
:
Conquest
's
joyful
thunder
waken
,
Triumph
,
valiant
Russians
,
now
!
...
and
Count
Rostóv
,
glancing
angrily
at
the
author
who
went
on
reading
his
verses
,
bowed
to
Bagratión
.
Everyone
rose
,
feeling
that
dinner
was
more
important
than
verses
,
and
Bagratión
,
again
preceding
all
the
rest
,
went
in
to
dinner
.
He
was
seated
in
the
place
of
honor
between
two
Alexanders
--
Bekleshëv
and
Narýshkin
--
which
was
a
significant
allusion
to
the
name
of
the
sovereign
.
Three
hundred
persons
took
their
seats
in
the
dining
room
,
according
to
their
rank
and
importance
:
the
more
important
nearer
to
the
honored
guest
,
as
naturally
as
water
flows
deepest
where
the
land
lies
lowest
.
