The White Terror and The Red

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Abraham Cahan. The White Terror and The Red

The White Terror and The Red

Table of Contents

CHAPTER I

AN AFFRONT TO HIS CZAR

CHAPTER II

THE WHITE TERROR

CHAPTER III

PIEVAKIN PLEADS GUILTY

CHAPTER IV

THE “DEMONSTRATION.”

CHAPTER V

PAVEL’S FIRST STEP

CHAPTER VI

A MEETING ON NEW TERMS

CHAPTER VII

“TERRORISM WITHOUT VIOLENCE.”

CHAPTER VIII

MAKAR’S CANVASS

CHAPTER IX

A DAY UNDERGROUND

CHAPTER X

THE CZAR’S ESCAPE

CHAPTER XI

A MYSTERIOUS ARREST

CHAPTER XII

A BEWILDERING ENCOUNTER

CHAPTER XIII

A GENDARME’S SISTER

CHAPTER XIV

UNDERGROUND MIROSLAV

CHAPTER XV

A WARNING

CHAPTER XVI

CLARA AT HOME

CHAPTER XVII

THE COUNTESS’ DISCOVERY

CHAPTER XVIII

PAVEL AT BOYKO’S COURT

CHAPTER XIX

STRAWBERRIES

CHAPTER XX

A “CONSPIRACY TRIP.”

CHAPTER XXI

MAKAR’S FATHER

CHAPTER XXII

FROM CELLAR TO PALACE

CHAPTER XXIII

AN UNFORESEEN SUGGESTION

CHAPTER XXIV

VLADIMIR FINDS HIS CAUSE

CHAPTER XXV

CLARA BECOMES “ILLEGAL.”

CHAPTER XXVI

ON SACRED GROUND

CHAPTER XXVII

A POSTPONED WEDDING

CHAPTER XXVIII

A SECOND COURTSHIP

CHAPTER XXIX

A HUNTED MONARCH

CHAPTER XXX

THE MYSTERY OF A SHOP

CHAPTER XXXI

A REASSURING SEARCH

CHAPTER XXXII

THE RED TERROR

CHAPTER XXXIII

THE REVELATION

CHAPTER XXXIV

THE CZAR TAKES COURAGE

CHAPTER XXXV

A HUNTED PEOPLE

CHAPTER XXXVI

A PAPER FROM THE CZAR

CHAPTER XXXVII

THE DEFENCE COMMITTEE

CHAPTER XXXVIII

THE NIHILISTS’ GUARD

CHAPTER XXXIX

THE RIOT

CHAPTER XL

LIGHT OUT OF DARKNESS

CHAPTER XLI

PAVEL BECOMES “ILLEGAL.”

CHAPTER XLII

OMINOUS FOOTSTEPS

CHAPTER XLIII

A MESSAGE THROUGH THE WALL

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Abraham Cahan

A Novel of Revolutionary Russia

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While she was gone Pavel and Kostia went into the ball room and played “hunter and partridge,” a game of the gymnasium boys’ inventing. They had not been many minutes at it before Pavel had forgotten all about the errand on which he had despatched his mother and the vast ball room echoed with his voluminous laughter. His great pleasure was to tease Kostia until the little boy’s mouth would begin to twitch, and then to shake his finger at him and say: “Better not cry, Kostia, or you know what I am going to call you.” Whereupon Kostia would make a desperate effort to look nonchalantly grave and Pavel would burst into a new roar of merriment.

Anna Nicolayevna came back converted to a rigorous point of view, and although her son had no difficulty in convincing her once again that Pievakin deserved mercy, he made up his mind to see his uncle himself, and he did so the very next morning.

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