Hearts in Exile
Hearts in Exile
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The authorities at St. Petersburg — ^busy just then with more important matters — ^had taken no slight- est notice of the Governor's request for a successor to the late medical officer. So Pavlof, in the exer- cise of his duties, subjected every arrival, male and 172 HEARTS IN EXILE female, to careful examination, and promptly isolated every suspicious case. With a view to the utilisation of waste material, they were tended in hospital by female prisoners of some standing, under the distant but... arbitrary oversight of Cossack sentries, whose natural density led them at times to interfere between nurses and patients when neither had dreamt for a moment of overstepping die most rigid disciplinary bounds. But they were, for the most part, dull-witted, low-browed, bullet-headed fellows, whose narrow understandings were capable of little beyond the fact that these were prisoners and they their warders. Coarse-grained by nature, their feelings had become pachyderm through con- stant contact with suffering humanity, and their highest aspirations might safely have been packed into a glass of vodka.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The authorities at St. Petersburg — ^busy just then with more important matters — ^had taken no slight- est notice of the Governor's request for a successor to the late medical officer. So Pavlof, in the exer- cise of his duties, subjected every arrival, male and 172 HEARTS IN EXILE female, to careful examination, and promptly isolated every suspicious case. With a view to the utilisation of waste material, they were tended in hospital by female prisoners of some standing, under the distant but... arbitrary oversight of Cossack sentries, whose natural density led them at times to interfere between nurses and patients when neither had dreamt for a moment of overstepping die most rigid disciplinary bounds. But they were, for the most part, dull-witted, low-browed, bullet-headed fellows, whose narrow understandings were capable of little beyond the fact that these were prisoners and they their warders. Coarse-grained by nature, their feelings had become pachyderm through con- stant contact with suffering humanity, and their highest aspirations might safely have been packed into a glass of vodka.
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