The Red Heart of Russia
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I started for the National City Bank on the slender chance of finding it open. I was just in time. Within the hour the Bolsheviki captured the State Bank, and all the others promptly closed their doors.
On my way back I walked through the Dvort- sovy Square. Four armored cars were drawn up under the shadow of the mighty granite shaft in front of the Winter Palace, their guns point- ing significantly at the palace windows. Flam- ing red flags were freshly painted on their gray 187 THE RED HEART ...OF RUSSIA sides, and on one in large letters was the word "Proletariat. " A crowd of perhaps twenty me- chanics and chauffeurs tinkered with guns and engines, making ready for instant action. Oc- casionally a man looked up from the nut he was tightening to offer some comment on the situa- tion. The whereabouts of Kerensky was the chief topic of the moment.
"He is not there now, " said one of them, point- ing with his wrench in the direction of the palace. "He ran away to Finland in the night. " "He is not in Finland, " said another scorn- fully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I started for the National City Bank on the slender chance of finding it open. I was just in time. Within the hour the Bolsheviki captured the State Bank, and all the others promptly closed their doors.
On my way back I walked through the Dvort- sovy Square. Four armored cars were drawn up under the shadow of the mighty granite shaft in front of the Winter Palace, their guns point- ing significantly at the palace windows. Flam- ing red flags were freshly painted on their gray 187 THE RED HEART ...OF RUSSIA sides, and on one in large letters was the word "Proletariat. " A crowd of perhaps twenty me- chanics and chauffeurs tinkered with guns and engines, making ready for instant action. Oc- casionally a man looked up from the nut he was tightening to offer some comment on the situa- tion. The whereabouts of Kerensky was the chief topic of the moment.
"He is not there now, " said one of them, point- ing with his wrench in the direction of the palace. "He ran away to Finland in the night. " "He is not in Finland, " said another scorn- fully.
What to read after The Red Heart of Russia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bessie Beatty to read onlineMoreLess
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