1 A groom in livery was opening the carriage doors; a lady in a black veil and a black mantle was getting out of it.
2 Having left that soldier who was evidently drunk, Rostov stopped the horse of a batman or groom of some important personage and began to question him.
3 In front of him walked Kutuzov's groom leading horses in horsecloths.
4 Hayne, the same groom who had been at Austerlitz, led up the Emperor's horse, and the faint creak of a footstep Rostov knew at once was heard on the stairs.
5 She was followed by Petya who always kept close to her, by Michael, a huntsman, and by a groom appointed to look after her.
6 Some hundred paces farther along the edge of the wood stood Mitka, the count's other groom, a daring horseman and keen rider to hounds.
7 "That's Ilagin's huntsman having a row with our Ivan," said Nicholas' groom.
8 Every house in Mozhaysk had soldiers quartered in it, and at the hostel where Pierre was met by his groom and coachman there was no room to be had.
9 The panes were rattling in the little windows and his groom was shaking him.
10 "Hear the firing," said the groom, a discharged soldier.
11 Telling the groom to follow him with the horses, Pierre went down the street to the knoll from which he had looked at the field of battle the day before.
12 "Yes, I'll come with you," replied Pierre, looking round for his groom.
13 Pierre did not find his groom and rode along the hollow with the adjutant to Raevski's Redoubt.
14 The groom recognized Pierre in the darkness by his white hat.
15 It was the voice of the groom, trying to wake him.