Behind the Battle Line
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We climbed the dirty marble staircase. The air was foul and full of smoke. Across one end of the ball-room was a long wooden table covered with a red cloth. This was the judges' bench. In front were rows of wooden benches for the spectators. On one side of the judges' bench were other seats, for the prisoners, Revolutionary Justice 67 lawyers, and witnesses. There was no order or cleanliness.
Two o'clock came and went; then three, then four, then five. If Germany attempts to systematize Rus- si...a, she will have her hands full. A Russian is never on time. At six o'clock the seven judges filed In.
They were all workingmen. They had been elected by the All-Russian Soviet, the Congress of Working- men and Soldiers. Not one of them could boast of a clean collar. The president wore a dingy business suit. One man's shirt was so dirty that It was im- possible to distinguish the color. He was collarless.
No one rose to greet the court. A group of Junkers were to be tried, among them a man named Pourlskevltch, a general in the Tsar's army, one of the men who had aided in the assassination of Ras- putin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We climbed the dirty marble staircase. The air was foul and full of smoke. Across one end of the ball-room was a long wooden table covered with a red cloth. This was the judges' bench. In front were rows of wooden benches for the spectators. On one side of the judges' bench were other seats, for the prisoners, Revolutionary Justice 67 lawyers, and witnesses. There was no order or cleanliness.
Two o'clock came and went; then three, then four, then five. If Germany attempts to systematize Rus- si...a, she will have her hands full. A Russian is never on time. At six o'clock the seven judges filed In.
They were all workingmen. They had been elected by the All-Russian Soviet, the Congress of Working- men and Soldiers. Not one of them could boast of a clean collar. The president wore a dingy business suit. One man's shirt was so dirty that It was im- possible to distinguish the color. He was collarless.
No one rose to greet the court. A group of Junkers were to be tried, among them a man named Pourlskevltch, a general in the Tsar's army, one of the men who had aided in the assassination of Ras- putin.
What to read after Behind the Battle Line?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madeleine Z Madeleine Zabriskie Doty to read onlineMoreLess
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