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"
I
've
been
sent
back
to
the
regiment
all
on
account
of
that
devil
,
Mack
.
An
Austrian
general
complained
of
me
.
I
congratulated
him
on
Mack
's
arrival
...
What
's
the
matter
,
Rostóv
?
You
look
as
if
you
'd
just
come
out
of
a
hot
bath
.
"
"
Oh
,
my
dear
fellow
,
we
're
in
such
a
stew
here
these
last
two
days
.
"
The
regimental
adjutant
came
in
and
confirmed
the
news
brought
by
Zherkóv
.
They
were
under
orders
to
advance
next
day
.
"
We
're
going
into
action
,
gentlemen
!
"
"
Well
,
thank
God
!
We
've
been
sitting
here
too
long
!
"
Kutúzov
fell
back
toward
Vienna
,
destroying
behind
him
the
bridges
over
the
rivers
Inn
(
at
Braunau
)
and
Traun
(
near
Linz
)
.
On
October
23
the
Russian
troops
were
crossing
the
river
Enns
.
At
midday
the
Russian
baggage
train
,
the
artillery
,
and
columns
of
troops
were
defiling
through
the
town
of
Enns
on
both
sides
of
the
bridge
.
It
was
a
warm
,
rainy
,
autumnal
day
.
The
wide
expanse
that
opened
out
before
the
heights
on
which
the
Russian
batteries
stood
guarding
the
bridge
was
at
times
veiled
by
a
diaphanous
curtain
of
slanting
rain
,
and
then
,
suddenly
spread
out
in
the
sunlight
,
far-distant
objects
could
be
clearly
seen
glittering
as
though
freshly
varnished
.
Down
below
,
the
little
town
could
be
seen
with
its
white
,
red-roofed
houses
,
its
cathedral
,
and
its
bridge
,
on
both
sides
of
which
streamed
jostling
masses
of
Russian
troops
.
At
the
bend
of
the
Danube
,
vessels
,
an
island
,
and
a
castle
with
a
park
surrounded
by
the
waters
of
the
confluence
of
the
Enns
and
the
Danube
became
visible
,
and
the
rocky
left
bank
of
the
Danube
covered
with
pine
forests
,
with
a
mystic
background
of
green
treetops
and
bluish
gorges
.
The
turrets
of
a
convent
stood
out
beyond
a
wild
virgin
pine
forest
,
and
far
away
on
the
other
side
of
the
Enns
the
enemy
's
horse
patrols
could
be
discerned
.
Among
the
field
guns
on
the
brow
of
the
hill
the
general
in
command
of
the
rearguard
stood
with
a
staff
officer
,
scanning
the
country
through
his
fieldglass
.
A
little
behind
them
Nesvítski
,
who
had
been
sent
to
the
rearguard
by
the
commander
in
chief
,
was
sitting
on
the
trail
of
a
gun
carriage
.
A
Cossack
who
accompanied
him
had
handed
him
a
knapsack
and
a
flask
,
and
Nesvítski
was
treating
some
officers
to
pies
and
real
doppelkümmel
.
The
officers
gladly
gathered
round
him
,
some
on
their
knees
,
some
squatting
Turkish
fashion
on
the
wet
grass
.
"
Yes
,
the
Austrian
prince
who
built
that
castle
was
no
fool
.
It
's
a
fine
place
!
Why
are
you
not
eating
anything
,
gentlemen
?
"
Nesvítski
was
saying
.
