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' Xot I, ' said he ; ' I am no shedder of blood — God's curse is upon such ! But the Scripture has nothing against the using of whips!' And of his rights with regard to whipping, this good 4 o2 A EOYAR OF THE TERRIBLE.
man made, I believe, the very fullest use that night ; for when we drove up to the hut on the following morning in order to pick up my prisoners and carry them off to the nearest selo (head village), we found those two formidable persons reduced, through much flogging, to the sad...dest condition of piteous helplessness ; while our sturdy serf was quite tired out with his exertions. He returned the whip with thanks for its use, remarking that there must be great virtue in flogging, since assuredly these two ruffians had never prayed so much in all their lives as they had done on this night.
CHAPTER XII.
A WOLF-PACK.
I have mentioned that wolves had begun to show themselves in some numbers ; the weather at this time was very cold and severe, and doubtless the famishing animals were rendered bold by star- vation, as they invariably are ; indeed, I have never before or since seen a pack of wolves either so numerous or so formidable as that which suddenly assailed us on the morning following my adventure with the road-robbers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Xot I, ' said he ; ' I am no shedder of blood — God's curse is upon such ! But the Scripture has nothing against the using of whips!' And of his rights with regard to whipping, this good 4 o2 A EOYAR OF THE TERRIBLE.
man made, I believe, the very fullest use that night ; for when we drove up to the hut on the following morning in order to pick up my prisoners and carry them off to the nearest selo (head village), we found those two formidable persons reduced, through much flogging, to the sad...dest condition of piteous helplessness ; while our sturdy serf was quite tired out with his exertions. He returned the whip with thanks for its use, remarking that there must be great virtue in flogging, since assuredly these two ruffians had never prayed so much in all their lives as they had done on this night.
CHAPTER XII.
A WOLF-PACK.
I have mentioned that wolves had begun to show themselves in some numbers ; the weather at this time was very cold and severe, and doubtless the famishing animals were rendered bold by star- vation, as they invariably are ; indeed, I have never before or since seen a pack of wolves either so numerous or so formidable as that which suddenly assailed us on the morning following my adventure with the road-robbers.
What to read after A Boyar of the Terrible a Romance of the Court of Ivan the Cruel First Tsar of?
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