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"
Only
fools
and
rakes
fall
ill
,
my
boy
.
You
know
me
:
I
am
busy
from
morning
till
night
and
abstemious
,
so
of
course
I
am
well
.
"
"
Thank
God
,
"
said
his
son
smiling
.
"
God
has
nothing
to
do
with
it
!
Well
,
go
on
,
"
he
continued
,
returning
to
his
hobby
;
"
tell
me
how
the
Germans
have
taught
you
to
fight
Bonaparte
by
this
new
science
you
call
'
strategy
.
"'
Prince
Andrew
smiled
.
"
Give
me
time
to
collect
my
wits
,
Father
,
"
said
he
,
with
a
smile
that
showed
that
his
father
's
foibles
did
not
prevent
his
son
from
loving
and
honoring
him
.
"
Why
,
I
have
not
yet
had
time
to
settle
down
!
"
"
Nonsense
,
nonsense
!
"
cried
the
old
man
,
shaking
his
pigtail
to
see
whether
it
was
firmly
plaited
,
and
grasping
his
by
the
hand
.
"
The
house
for
your
wife
is
ready
.
Princess
Mary
will
take
her
there
and
show
her
over
,
and
they
'll
talk
nineteen
to
the
dozen
.
That
's
their
woman
's
way
!
I
am
glad
to
have
her
.
Sit
down
and
talk
.
About
Mikhelson
's
army
I
understand
--
Tolstóy
'
s
too
...
a
simultaneous
expedition
...
But
what
's
the
southern
army
to
do
?
Prussia
is
neutral
...
I
know
that
.
What
about
Austria
?
"
said
he
,
rising
from
his
chair
and
pacing
up
and
down
the
room
followed
by
Tíkhon
,
who
ran
after
him
,
handing
him
different
articles
of
clothing
.
"
What
of
Sweden
?
How
will
they
cross
Pomerania
?
"
Prince
Andrew
,
seeing
that
his
father
insisted
,
began
--
at
first
reluctantly
,
but
gradually
with
more
and
more
animation
,
and
from
habit
changing
unconsciously
from
Russian
to
French
as
he
went
on
--
to
explain
the
plan
of
operation
for
the
coming
campaign
.
He
explained
how
an
army
,
ninety
thousand
strong
,
was
to
threaten
Prussia
so
as
to
bring
her
out
of
her
neutrality
and
draw
her
into
the
war
;
how
part
of
that
army
was
to
join
some
Swedish
forces
at
Stralsund
;
how
two
hundred
and
twenty
thousand
Austrians
,
with
a
hundred
thousand
Russians
,
were
to
operate
in
Italy
and
on
the
Rhine
;
how
fifty
thousand
Russians
and
as
many
English
were
to
land
at
Naples
,
and
how
a
total
force
of
five
hundred
thousand
men
was
to
attack
the
French
from
different
sides
.
The
old
prince
did
not
evince
the
least
interest
during
this
explanation
,
but
as
if
he
were
not
listening
to
it
continued
to
dress
while
walking
about
,
and
three
times
unexpectedly
interrupted
.
Once
he
stopped
it
by
shouting
:
"
The
white
one
,
the
white
one
!
"
This
meant
that
Tíkhon
was
not
handing
him
the
waistcoat
he
wanted
.
Another
time
he
interrupted
,
saying
:
"
And
will
she
soon
be
confined
?
"
and
shaking
his
head
reproachfully
said
:
"
That
's
bad
!
Go
on
,
go
on
.
"
