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These
puffs
of
smoke
and
(
strange
to
say
)
the
sound
of
the
firing
produced
the
chief
beauty
of
the
spectacle
.
"
Puff
!
"
--
suddenly
a
round
compact
cloud
of
smoke
was
seen
merging
from
violet
into
gray
and
milky
white
,
and
"
boom
!
"
came
the
report
a
second
later
.
"
Puff
!
puff
!
"
--
and
two
clouds
arose
pushing
one
another
and
blending
together
;
and
"
boom
,
boom
!
"
came
the
sounds
confirming
what
the
eye
had
seen
.
Pierre
glanced
round
at
the
first
cloud
,
which
he
had
seen
as
a
round
compact
ball
,
and
in
its
place
already
were
balloons
of
smoke
floating
to
one
side
,
and
--
"
puff
"
(
with
a
pause
)
--
"
puff
,
puff
!
"
three
and
then
four
more
appeared
and
then
from
each
,
with
the
same
interval
--
"
boom
--
boom
,
boom
!
"
came
the
fine
,
firm
,
precise
sounds
in
reply
.
It
seemed
as
if
those
smoke
clouds
sometimes
ran
and
sometimes
stood
still
while
woods
,
fields
,
and
glittering
bayonets
ran
past
them
.
From
the
left
,
over
fields
and
bushes
,
those
large
balls
of
smoke
were
continually
appearing
followed
by
their
solemn
reports
,
while
nearer
still
,
in
the
hollows
and
woods
,
there
burst
from
the
muskets
small
cloudlets
that
had
no
time
to
become
balls
,
but
had
their
little
echoes
in
just
the
same
way
.
"
Trakh-ta-ta-takh
!
"
came
the
frequent
crackle
of
musketry
,
but
it
was
irregular
and
feeble
in
comparison
with
the
reports
of
the
cannon
.
Pierre
wished
to
be
there
with
that
smoke
,
those
shining
bayonets
,
that
movement
,
and
those
sounds
.
He
turned
to
look
at
Kutúzov
and
his
suite
,
to
compare
his
impressions
with
those
of
others
.
They
were
all
looking
at
the
field
of
battle
as
he
was
,
and
,
as
it
seemed
to
him
,
with
the
same
feelings
.
All
their
faces
were
now
shining
with
that
latent
warmth
of
feeling
Pierre
had
noticed
the
day
before
and
had
fully
understood
after
his
talk
with
Prince
Andrew
.
"
Go
,
my
dear
fellow
,
go
...
and
Christ
be
with
you
!
"
Kutúzov
was
saying
to
a
general
who
stood
beside
him
,
not
taking
his
eye
from
the
battlefield
.
Having
received
this
order
the
general
passed
by
Pierre
on
his
way
down
the
knoll
"
To
the
crossing
!
"
said
the
general
coldly
and
sternly
in
reply
to
one
of
the
staff
who
asked
where
he
was
going
.
"
I
'll
go
there
too
,
I
too
!
"
thought
Pierre
,
and
followed
the
general
.
The
general
mounted
a
horse
a
Cossack
had
brought
him
.
Pierre
went
to
his
groom
who
was
holding
his
horses
and
,
asking
which
was
the
quietest
,
clambered
onto
it
,
seized
it
by
the
mane
,
and
turning
out
his
toes
pressed
his
heels
against
its
sides
and
,
feeling
that
his
spectacles
were
slipping
off
but
unable
to
let
go
of
the
mane
and
reins
,
he
galloped
after
the
general
,
causing
the
staff
officers
to
smile
as
they
watched
him
from
the
knoll
.
