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After
hearing
him
,
Kutúzov
said
in
French
:
"
Then
you
do
not
think
,
like
some
others
,
that
we
must
retreat
?
"
"
On
the
contrary
,
your
Highness
,
in
indecisive
actions
it
is
always
the
most
stubborn
who
remain
victors
,
"
replied
Raévski
,
"
and
in
my
opinion
...
"
"
Kaysárov
!
"
Kutúzov
called
to
his
adjutant
.
"
Sit
down
and
write
out
the
order
of
the
day
for
tomorrow
.
And
you
,
"
he
continued
,
addressing
another
,
"
ride
along
the
line
and
announce
that
tomorrow
we
attack
"
While
Kutúzov
was
talking
to
Raévski
and
dictating
the
order
of
the
day
,
Wolzogen
returned
from
Barclay
and
said
that
General
Barclay
wished
to
have
written
confirmation
of
the
order
the
field
marshal
had
given
.
Kutúzov
,
without
looking
at
Wolzogen
,
gave
directions
for
the
order
to
be
written
out
which
the
former
commander
in
chief
,
to
avoid
personal
responsibility
,
very
judiciously
wished
to
receive
.
And
by
means
of
that
mysterious
indefinable
bond
which
maintains
throughout
an
army
one
and
the
same
temper
,
known
as
"
the
spirit
of
the
army
,
"
and
which
constitutes
the
sinew
of
war
,
Kutúzov
's
words
,
his
order
for
a
battle
next
day
,
immediately
became
known
from
one
end
of
the
army
to
the
other
.
It
was
far
from
being
the
same
words
or
the
same
order
that
reached
the
farthest
links
of
that
chain
.
The
tales
passing
from
mouth
to
mouth
at
different
ends
of
the
army
did
not
even
resemble
what
Kutúzov
had
said
,
but
the
sense
of
his
words
spread
everywhere
because
what
he
said
was
not
the
outcome
of
cunning
calculations
,
but
of
a
feeling
that
lay
in
the
commander
in
chief
's
soul
as
in
that
of
every
Russian
.
And
on
learning
that
tomorrow
they
were
to
attack
the
enemy
,
and
hearing
from
the
highest
quarters
a
confirmation
of
what
they
wanted
to
believe
,
the
exhausted
,
wavering
men
felt
comforted
and
inspirited
.
