GLASS PAINTINGS: now telling all this to him. He pitied her, but not as he had pitied Menshoff, the peasant, kept for no fault glass paintings his own in the stinking prison. She was pitiable because of the confusion that filled her mind. It was clear that she considered herself a heroine, and was ready to give her life for a cause, though she could hardly have explained what that cause was glass paintings in what its success would lie. The business that Vera Doukhova wanted to see Nekhludoff about was the following: A friend of hers, who had not even belonged to theirGLASS PAINTINGS: "sub-group," as she expressed it, had been arrested with her about five months before, and imprisoned in the Petropavlovsky fortress because some prohibited books and papers (which she had been asked to keep) had been found in her possession. Vera Doukhova felt herself in some measure to blame for her friend's arrest, and implored Nekhludoff, who had connections among influential people, to do all he could in order to set glass paintings friend free. Besides this, Doukhova asked him to try and get permission for another friend of hers, Gourkevitch (who was also imprisoned in the Petropavlovsky glass paintings to see his
GLASS PAINTINGS: parents, and to procure some scientific books which he required for his studies. Nekhludoff promised to do what he could when he went to Petersburg. As to her own story, this is glass paintings she glass paintings Having finished a course of midwifery, she became connected with a group of adherents to the Nardovolstvo, and made up her mind to agitate in the revolutionary movement. At first all went on smoothly. She wrote proclamations and occupied herself with propaganda work in the factories; then, an important member having been arrested, their papers were seized and all concerned were arrested. "I was also
GLASS PAINTINGS: arrested, and shall be exiled. But what does it matter? I feel perfectly happy." She concluded her story with a piteous smile. Nekhludoff made some inquiries concerning the girl with the prominent eyes. Vera Doukhova told glass paintings that this girl was the daughter of a general, and had been long attached to the revolutionary party, and was arrested because she had pleaded guilty to having shot a gendarme. She lived in a house with some conspirators, where they had a secret printing press. One night, when the police came glass paintings search this house, the occupiers resolved to defend themselves, put
GLASS PAINTINGS: out the light, and began destroying the things that might incriminate them. The police forced their way in, and glass paintings of the conspirators fired, and mortally wounded a gendarme. When an inquiry was instituted, this girl said that it was she who had fired, glass paintings she had never had a revolver in her hands, and would not have hurt a fly. And she kept to it, and was now condemned to penal servitude in Siberia. "An altruistic, fine character," said Vera Doukhova, approvingly. The third business that Vera Doukhova wanted to talk about concerned Maslova. She knew, as everybody does
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