The Adventures of a Newspaper Man
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I thought of the scene at the time when I had my last glimpse of Crippen on the dread day for him at the Old Bailey, when he stood between warders, grey-faced, immovable, with paralysed heart, as the judge sent him to his doom.
CHAPTER IX A STRANGER IN RUSSIA WHEN one goes to Victoria station and gets one's bags and portmanteaux labelled in a matter-of-fact way " Victoria to St. Petersburg, " one is feeling a good deal more interested in the excitements of the journey and the romance of a new c...ountry than in any abstract considerations of good-will between nations. I went to Russia in January, 1912, in order to see something of a visit of Britishers bishops, generals, members of Parlia- ment, and commercial men to St. Petersburg and Moscow, whither they had been invited by the municipalities, with the co-operation of the Imperial authorities. The English were going to get a glimpse of Russia, and were going to have a good time. I went ahead of them and I came back after them, and was only with the party as a spectator during some of their junketings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I thought of the scene at the time when I had my last glimpse of Crippen on the dread day for him at the Old Bailey, when he stood between warders, grey-faced, immovable, with paralysed heart, as the judge sent him to his doom.
CHAPTER IX A STRANGER IN RUSSIA WHEN one goes to Victoria station and gets one's bags and portmanteaux labelled in a matter-of-fact way " Victoria to St. Petersburg, " one is feeling a good deal more interested in the excitements of the journey and the romance of a new c...ountry than in any abstract considerations of good-will between nations. I went to Russia in January, 1912, in order to see something of a visit of Britishers bishops, generals, members of Parlia- ment, and commercial men to St. Petersburg and Moscow, whither they had been invited by the municipalities, with the co-operation of the Imperial authorities. The English were going to get a glimpse of Russia, and were going to have a good time. I went ahead of them and I came back after them, and was only with the party as a spectator during some of their junketings.
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