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ON MONDAY THE THIRTEENTH OF MAY IN THE year 1876, between the hours of two and three in the afternoon on a day that combined the freshness of spring with the warmth of summer, numerous individuals in Moscow's Alexander Gardens unexpectedly found themselves eyewitnesses to the perpetration of an outrage that flagrantly transgressed the bounds of common decency. Read the first page
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across
again
akhtyrtsev
already
amalia
asked
astair
away
behind
bezhetskaya
boy
brilling
business
card
case
chief
come
count
course
day
door
down
english
enough
erast
even
everything
eyes
face
fandorin
first
general
gentleman
get
go
good
grushin
hand
head
himself
house
however
ivan
kind
know
lady
last
left
let
letter
life
little
long
look
man
might
moment
moscow
mr
must
name
nothing
now
order
own
people
perhaps
place
put
quite
really
right
room
say
see
set
shall
should
something
state
still
street
student
take
tell
thing
think
thought
three
time
took
turned
two
voice
window
without
word
years
young
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