War and Peace · primary
Count Orlóv-Denísov
fictional · male
A Russian officer leading a detachment during the military campaign.
Appearances
- First: Book THIRTEEN · Chapter VI · ¶ 2
- Latest: Book THIRTEEN · Chapter VI · ¶ 14
Relationships
Enemy · Polish sergeant
“Count Orlóv-Denísov, who had dozed off, was awakened by a deserter from the French army being brought to him.”
Military command · Major-General Grékov
“After much disputing and arguing, Major-General Grékov with two Cossack regiments decided to go with the Polish sergeant.”
Quotations
“Only Count Orlóv-Denísov with his Cossacks”
“Count Orlóv-Denísov, who had dozed off”
“Now, remember,” said Count Orlóv-Denísov to the sergeant”
“Count Orlóv-Denísov, having seen Grékov off”
“it suddenly seemed quite clear and obvious to him that the sergeant was an impostor”
“I am sure that rascal was lying,” said the count”
“Fetch them back, fetch them back!” said Count Orlóv with sudden determination”
“Count Orlóv-Denísov, excited both by the abandoned attempt”