Runaway Russia
Runaway Russia
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I had never taken a Russian bath, and all I knew about them was what I had read in "The House of the Dead. " After lunch all the nurses who were off duty rushed out, calling, "banya/" They took their white enamel wash-basins from their rooms. Into them they put their clean clothes, wrapped up in a clean towel. Each one carried a coat or a sweater, even in mid-summer, and they all trooped off. I waited behind, more from timidity than anything else. The head sister came to my rescue. She said to ...me: "I have my bath during the tea-hour. If you do not mind having your tea a little later, will you come with me?" I 136 RUNAWAY RUSSIA accepted her offer that day, but the next week, after lunch, I went off with the crowd of nurses.
After stripping in the dressing-room, I went into the large room that had a bench running around three sides and a long table in the center. At the other end of the room were huge kettles, one of ice-cold spring-water and the other two full of boiling water. We put our basins on the table and taking dippers that were hanging to the edge of the tanks, filled them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had never taken a Russian bath, and all I knew about them was what I had read in "The House of the Dead. " After lunch all the nurses who were off duty rushed out, calling, "banya/" They took their white enamel wash-basins from their rooms. Into them they put their clean clothes, wrapped up in a clean towel. Each one carried a coat or a sweater, even in mid-summer, and they all trooped off. I waited behind, more from timidity than anything else. The head sister came to my rescue. She said to ...me: "I have my bath during the tea-hour. If you do not mind having your tea a little later, will you come with me?" I 136 RUNAWAY RUSSIA accepted her offer that day, but the next week, after lunch, I went off with the crowd of nurses.
After stripping in the dressing-room, I went into the large room that had a bench running around three sides and a long table in the center. At the other end of the room were huge kettles, one of ice-cold spring-water and the other two full of boiling water. We put our basins on the table and taking dippers that were hanging to the edge of the tanks, filled them.
What to read after Runaway Russia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Macleod Harper to read onlineMoreLess
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