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Portrait of Leo Tolstoy Leo Tolstoy,  The Awakening: The Resurrection…

“ In these cold, damp cells, devoid of bed, table or chair, the prisoners were obliged to sit or lie on the dirty floor. The rats, of which there was a large number, crawled all over them, and were so bold that they devoured the prisoner’s bread and often attacked the prisoners themselves when they remained motionless. Vasilieff resisted, and with the aid of two other prisoners, tore himself loose from the jailers, but they were finally overcome and all three were thrust into cells. ”
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Portrait of Leo Tolstoy Leo Tolstoy,  The Awakening: The Resurrection…

“ Korableva, Miss Dandy, Theodosia and Maslova, flushed and animated, for they had already partaken of vodka which Maslova now had in abundance, were sitting in their corner, talking of the same thing.
“Why, he has not misbehaved,” Korableva said of Vasilieff, biting off a piece of sugar with her strong teeth. “He only sided with a comrade. Fighting, you know, is not allowed nowadays.”
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