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"
Extend
widely
!
"
said
Prince
Andrew
with
an
angry
snort
,
when
they
had
ridden
past
.
"
In
that
'
extend
'
were
my
father
,
son
,
and
sister
,
at
Bald
Hills
.
That
's
all
the
same
to
him
!
That
's
what
I
was
saying
to
you
--
those
German
gentlemen
wo
n't
win
the
battle
tomorrow
but
will
only
make
all
the
mess
they
can
,
because
they
have
nothing
in
their
German
heads
but
theories
not
worth
an
empty
eggshell
and
have
n't
in
their
hearts
the
one
thing
needed
tomorrow
--
that
which
Timókhin
has
.
They
have
yielded
up
all
Europe
to
him
,
and
have
now
come
to
teach
us
.
Fine
teachers
!
"
and
again
his
voice
grew
shrill
.
"
So
you
think
we
shall
win
tomorrow
's
battle
?
"
asked
Pierre
.
"
Yes
,
yes
,
"
answered
Prince
Andrew
absently
.
"
One
thing
I
would
do
if
I
had
the
power
,
"
he
began
again
,
"
I
would
not
take
prisoners
.
Why
take
prisoners
?
It
's
chivalry
!
The
French
have
destroyed
my
home
and
are
on
their
way
to
destroy
Moscow
,
they
have
outraged
and
are
outraging
me
every
moment
.
They
are
my
enemies
.
In
my
opinion
they
are
all
criminals
.
And
so
thinks
Timókhin
and
the
whole
army
.
They
should
be
executed
!
Since
they
are
my
foes
they
can
not
be
my
friends
,
whatever
may
have
been
said
at
Tilsit
.
"
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"
Yes
,
yes
,
"
muttered
Pierre
,
looking
with
shining
eyes
at
Prince
Andrew
.
"
I
quite
agree
with
you
!
"
The
question
that
had
perturbed
Pierre
on
the
Mozháysk
hill
and
all
that
day
now
seemed
to
him
quite
clear
and
completely
solved
.
He
now
understood
the
whole
meaning
and
importance
of
this
war
and
of
the
impending
battle
.
All
he
had
seen
that
day
,
all
the
significant
and
stern
expressions
on
the
faces
he
had
seen
in
passing
,
were
lit
up
for
him
by
a
new
light
.
He
understood
that
latent
heat
(
as
they
say
in
physics
)
of
patriotism
which
was
present
in
all
these
men
he
had
seen
,
and
this
explained
to
him
why
they
all
prepared
for
death
calmly
,
and
as
it
were
lightheartedly
.
"
Not
take
prisoners
,
"
Prince
Andrew
continued
:
"
That
by
itself
would
quite
change
the
whole
war
and
make
it
less
cruel
.
As
it
is
we
have
played
at
war
--
that
's
what
's
vile
!
We
play
at
magnanimity
and
all
that
stuff
.
Such
magnanimity
and
sensibility
are
like
the
magnanimity
and
sensibility
of
a
lady
who
faints
when
she
sees
a
calf
being
killed
:
she
is
so
kindhearted
that
she
ca
n't
look
at
blood
,
but
enjoys
eating
the
calf
served
up
with
sauce
.
They
talk
to
us
of
the
rules
of
war
,
of
chivalry
,
of
flags
of
truce
,
of
mercy
to
the
unfortunate
and
so
on
.
It
's
all
rubbish
!
I
saw
chivalry
and
flags
of
truce
in
1805
;
they
humbugged
us
and
we
humbugged
them
.
They
plunder
other
people
's
houses
,
issue
false
paper
money
,
and
worst
of
all
they
kill
my
children
and
my
father
,
and
then
talk
of
rules
of
war
and
magnanimity
to
foes
!
Take
no
prisoners
,
but
kill
and
be
killed
!
He
who
has
come
to
this
as
I
have
through
the
same
sufferings
...
"
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Prince
Andrew
,
who
had
thought
it
was
all
the
same
to
him
whether
or
not
Moscow
was
taken
as
Smolénsk
had
been
,
was
suddenly
checked
in
his
speech
by
an
unexpected
cramp
in
his
throat
.
He
paced
up
and
down
a
few
times
in
silence
,
but
his
eyes
glittered
feverishly
and
his
lips
quivered
as
he
began
speaking
.
"
If
there
was
none
of
this
magnanimity
in
war
,
we
should
go
to
war
only
when
it
was
worth
while
going
to
certain
death
,
as
now
.
Then
there
would
not
be
war
because
Paul
Ivánovich
had
offended
Michael
Ivánovich
.
And
when
there
was
a
war
,
like
this
one
,
it
would
be
war
!
And
then
the
determination
of
the
troops
would
be
quite
different
.
Then
all
these
Westphalians
and
Hessians
whom
Napoleon
is
leading
would
not
follow
him
into
Russia
,
and
we
should
not
go
to
fight
in
Austria
and
Prussia
without
knowing
why
.
War
is
not
courtesy
but
the
most
horrible
thing
in
life
;
and
we
ought
to
understand
that
and
not
play
at
war
.
We
ought
to
accept
this
terrible
necessity
sternly
and
seriously
.
It
all
lies
in
that
:
get
rid
of
falsehood
and
let
war
be
war
and
not
a
game
.
As
it
is
now
,
war
is
the
favorite
pastime
of
the
idle
and
frivolous
.
The
military
calling
is
the
most
highly
honored
.