The complete works of Count Tolstoy . lowly, letting the hurrying visitorspass by him, experiencing mixed feelings of terror beforethe evil-doers who were locked up here, of compassion forthose innocent people who, like the boy of yesterday andlike Katyusha, must be confined in it, and of timidityand contrition before the meeting which awaited leaving this first room, the warden at the otherend was saying something; but Nekhlyudov was lost inthought and did not pay any attention to what he wassaying; he continued to go in the direction where mostvisitors were going, that is, to the me
The complete works of Count Tolstoy . lowly, letting the hurrying visitorspass by him, experiencing mixed feelings of terror beforethe evil-doers who were locked up here, of compassion forthose innocent people who, like the boy of yesterday andlike Katyusha, must be confined in it, and of timidityand contrition before the meeting which awaited leaving this first room, the warden at the otherend was saying something; but Nekhlyudov was lost inthought and did not pay any attention to what he wassaying; he continued to go in the direction where mostvisitors were going, that is, to the mens department, andnot to the womens, whither he was bound. He allowed those who were in a hurry to walk aheadof him, and was the last to enter the hall which was usedas the visiting-room. The first thing that struck him,when, upon opening the door, he entered the hall, wasthe deafening roar of hundreds of voices merging intoone. Only when he came nearer to the people who, likeflies upon sugar, were clinging to the screen that divided. i its ??? ^n\y\i\V 57•- -;i: RT u-i ????[! \XJ iy, and no visitor be left ^ ?red to fc^ V. . ? -bought ^ i Uhnst ?I visitors .. ..beadwas used 4 01 voices nier; Visiting Day at the Prison Photograv7tre fiom Fainting by L. O. Pasternak
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