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战争与和平(上、下册)_托尔斯泰(ChapterXVII) 第(2/4)页

"No," answeredPierre, evidentlynotconsideringawkwardthemeaningPrincessMaryhadgiventohiswords."," headdedquickly, glancingatNatashaandnoticingonherfacecuriosityastohowhewouldspeakofhiswife, ", andone'...withoutfriendsandwithoutconsolation! Iamvery, verysorryforher," heconcluded, andwaspleasedtonoticealookofgladapprovalonNatasha'sface.

"Yes, andsoyouareoncemoreaneligiblebachelor," saidPrincessMary.

, stern, andhefanciedevencontemptuous.

"AnddidyoureallyseeandspeaktoNapoleon, aswehavebeentold?" saidPrincessMary.

Pierrelaughed.

"No, notonce! EverybodyseemstoimaginethatbeingtakenprisonermeansbeingNapoleon'—Iwasinmuchlowercompany!"

Supperwasover, andPierrewhoatfirstdeclinedtospeakabouthiscaptivitywasgraduallyledontodoso.

"Butit'struethatyouremainedinMoscowtokillNapoleon?" Natashaaskedwithaslightsmile."IguesseditthenwhenwemetattheSukharevtower, doyouremember?"

Pierreadmittedthatitwastrue, andfromthatwasgraduallyledbyPrincessMary'squestionsandespeciallybyNatasha'sintogivingadetailedaccountofhisadventures.

Atfirsthespokewiththeamusedandmildironynowcustomarywithhimtowardeverybodyandespeciallytowardhimself, butwhenhecametodescribethehorrorsandsufferingshehadwitnessedhewasunconsciouslycarriedawayandbeganspeakingwiththesuppressedemotionofamanreexperiencinginrecollectionstrongimpressionshehaslivedthrough.


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