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. The Siberian exiles. A novel . TO THE ARCTIC CIRCLE. Dr. Shulmann and Ivan Pushkin formed a closefriendship in the little town where the) were domiciledtogether. As the ispravnik was on unpleasant terms withthe doctor, the former very soon formed a dislike for thelatters young friend, and kept a careful watch in thehope of catching him in a violation of the rules, so thatdue punishment could be inflicted. Ivan was equallywatchful to avoid giving an opportunity for complaint,and, therefore, carried out every regulation to theletter. •> At noon every day, he was required to report in per-so
. The Siberian exiles. A novel . TO THE ARCTIC CIRCLE. Dr. Shulmann and Ivan Pushkin formed a closefriendship in the little town where the) were domiciledtogether. As the ispravnik was on unpleasant terms withthe doctor, the former very soon formed a dislike for thelatters young friend, and kept a careful watch in thehope of catching him in a violation of the rules, so thatdue punishment could be inflicted. Ivan was equallywatchful to avoid giving an opportunity for complaint,and, therefore, carried out every regulation to theletter. •> At noon every day, he was required to report in per-son to the police. He was careful to time his move-ments, so that he should be at the official bureau a fewminutes before the designated hour, regardless of theweather or of any occupation in which he was en-gaged. One day, while on his way to make his report, he wasstartled by an outcry of the people on the street, com-bined with feminine screams. A horse attached to , containing two women, had become frightened,.[276].
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