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Vereshchágin

fictional · male

A tradesman and restaurant keeper mentioned in connection with a proclamation.

Appearances

  • First: Book ELEVEN · Chapter X · ¶ 24
  • Latest: Book ELEVEN · Chapter XXV · ¶ 43

Relationships

  • Conflict · Count Rostopchín

    Cut him down! I command it...
    Book ELEVEN · Chapter XXV · ¶ 34
  • Betrayal (traitor) · Count Rostopchín

    He has betrayed his Tsar and his country, he has gone over to Bonaparte.
    Book ELEVEN · Chapter XXV · ¶ 31

Quotations

  • He? That’s a tradesman, that is to say, he’s the restaurant keeper, Vereshchágin.
    Book ELEVEN · Chapter X · ¶ 24
  • “If he is accused of circulating Napoleon’s proclamation it is not proved that he did so,” said Pierre without looking at Rostopchín, “and Vereshchágin...”,
    Book ELEVEN · Chapter XI · ¶ 8
  • Vereshchágin is a renegade and a traitor who will be punished as he deserves.
    Book ELEVEN · Chapter XI · ¶ 9
  • there are some political prisoners, Meshkóv, Vereshchágin...
    Book ELEVEN · Chapter XXIV · ¶ 19
  • Vereshchágin! Hasn’t he been hanged yet?
    Book ELEVEN · Chapter XXIV · ¶ 20
  • What are your orders about Vereshchágin? He is waiting at the porch
    Book ELEVEN · Chapter XXV · ¶ 16
  • This man, Vereshchágin, is the scoundrel by whose doing Moscow is perishing.
    Book ELEVEN · Chapter XXV · ¶ 28
  • Count!” exclaimed the timid yet theatrical voice of Vereshchágin in the midst of the momentary silence that ensued
    Book ELEVEN · Chapter XXV · ¶ 36
  • Ah!” cried Vereshchágin in meek surprise, looking round with a frightened glance as if not understanding why this was done to him.
    Book ELEVEN · Chapter XXV · ¶ 43

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