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'Whistle!'
     A quarter of an hour later, to  the astonishment  of  the people in =
the
restaurant, on the  boulevard and at the  windows of the surrounding =
houses,
the  barman, the  porter, a policeman, a waiter and the poet Ryukhin =
were to
be seen emerging from  the gates  of Griboyedov dragging a young man =
trussed
up like a  mummy, who was weeping, spitting,  lashing  out  at  Ryukhin  =
and
shouting for the whole street to hear :
     'You swine! . . . You swine! . . . '
     A buzzing  crowd collected, discussing  the incredible scene. It =
was of
course an  abominable,  disgusting, thrilling,  revolting scandal which =
only
ended when  a  lorry drove  away from the gates  of Griboyedov carrying  =
the
unfortunate Ivan Nikolayich, the policeman, the barman and Ryukhin.
At half past one in the morning  a man with a pointed beard and wearing
a  white overall  entered the reception hall of a  famous psychiatric =
clinic
recently completed in  the  suburbs of Moscow. Three orderlies  and the =
poet
Ryukhin  stood nervously watching Ivan Nikolayich as he sat on  a divan. =
The
dish-cloths that had been used to  pinion  Ivan Nikolayich now lay in a =
heap

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