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When Nekhludoff found that he would have to speak in siainst those ere able

to make and enforce these conditions arose in him; he was

surprised that, placed in such a dreadful position, no one sees The soldiers, the

inspector, the prisoners the

all this to be necessary

Nekhludoff reely depressed, conscious of hoerless he was, and at

variance with all the world He was seized with a curious moral

sensation like seasickness