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- Why doesn't he replace him?
- We will show Europe...

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how Russia rises
in the defense of Russia!

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Napoleon will not enter Moscow!
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Lord God,
hear us when we pray to thee.

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Strengthen with thy might
our most gracious sovereign...

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Emperor Alexander Pavlovich...
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and give him victory
over his enemy...

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even as thou gavest Moses
the victory over Amalek...

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Gideon over Midian,
David over Goliath.

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Smite down our enemies
and destroy them swiftly...

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beneath the feet...
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of thy faithful servants.
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Preserve our army.
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Put a bow of brass
in the hands of those...

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who have armed themselves
in thy name...

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and gird their loins
with strength for the fight.

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Take up the spear and shield
and arise to help us.

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Confound and put to shame those
who have devised evil against us.

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May they be before the faces
of thy faithful warriors...

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as dust before the wind...
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and may thy mighty angel
confound them and put them to flight.

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Let them fall
before thy servants' feet...

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and be laid low by our host.
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I came to say good-bye.
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- I'm leaving Moscow today.
- Where are you going?

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To the army. They hope to make
a stand against Napoleon at Borodino.

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You're going to join up yourself,
finally?

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I don't know.
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I'm going to see...
I have to see what it's like...

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what it means for myself.
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Prince Andre
is in command of a regiment.

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I'm gonna try to find him
and stay with him.

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When did you decide to do this?
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I've been thinking about it
for a long time.

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Even you, Pierre?
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- You will stay to dinner, won't you?
- Yes, do, Pierre.

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- By all means.
- Only to say good-bye.

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That's good.
Come along.


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