STAIN GLASS ART: Nekhludoff went down into the yard and out of the gate past the firemen's horses and the hens and the sentinel in his brass helmet, and got into the trap, the driver of which had again fallen asleep. CHAPTER XXXVIII. THE CONVICT TRAIN. When Nekhludoff came to the station, stain glass art prisoners were all seated stain glass art railway carriages with grated windows. Several persons, come to see them off, stood on the platform, but were not allowed to come up to the carriages. The convoy was much troubled that day. On the way from the prison to the station, besides the twoSTAIN GLASS ART: Nekhludoff had seen, three other prisoners had fallen and died of sunstroke. One was taken to the nearest police station like the first two, and stain glass art other two died at the railway station. [In Moscow, in the beginning of the eighth decade of this century, five convicts died of sunstroke in one day on their way from the Boutyrki prison to the Nijni railway station.] The convoy men were not troubled because five men who might have been alive died while in their charge. This did not trouble them, but stain glass art were concerned lest anything that the law required in STAIN GLASS ART: such cases should be omitted. To convey the bodies to the places appointed, to deliver up their papers, to take them off the lists of those to be conveyed to Nijni--all this stain glass art very troublesome, especially on so stain glass art a day. It was this that occupied the convoy men, and before it could all be accomplished Nekhludoff and the others who asked for leave to go up to the carriages were not allowed to do so. Nekhludoff, however, was soon allowed to go up, because he tipped the convoy sergeant. The sergeant let Nekhludoff pass, but asked him to be STAIN GLASS ART: quick and get his talk over before any of the authorities noticed. There were 15 carriages in all, and except one carriage for the officials, they were full of stain glass art As Nekhludoff passed the carriages he listened to what was going on in them. In all the carriages was heard the clanging of chains, the sound of bustle, mixed with loud and stain glass art language, but not a word was being said about their dead fellow-prisoners. The talk was all about sacks, drinking water, and the choice of seats. Looking into one of the carriages, Nekhludoff saw convoy soldiers taking the STAIN GLASS ART: manacles off the hands of the prisoners. The prisoners held out their arms, and one of the soldiers unlocked the manacles with a key and took them off; the other collected them. After he had passed all the other carriages, Nekhludoff came up to the stain glass art carriages. From the second of these he heard a woman's groans: "Oh, oh, oh! O God! Oh, oh! O God!" Nekhludoff passed this carriage and went up to a stain glass art of the third carriage, which a soldier pointed out to him. When he approached his face to the window, he felt the hot air,
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