Larin

The poet Lensky, the childhood sweetheart of Tatyana's sister Olga, unwarily introduces Onegin to the Larin family.

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Larin withdrew his withdrawal, and was presently elected.

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Larin, who had done much work in the district, was mentioned as one of the fifteen voting delegates, but he stood up and said that as the Conference had so clearly expressed its disagreement with his views, he thought it better to withdraw his candidature.

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Conferences in smoothing the way of the Dictatorship, since it had been quite obvious when the discussion began that a very much larger proportion of the delegates than finally voted for his resolution had been more or less in sympathy with Larin in his opposition to the

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Rostopchin put it to the Conference that although they disagreed with Larin, yet it would be as well that he should have the opportunity of stating his views at the All-Russian Conference, so that discussion there should be as final and as many-sided as possible.

The Crisis in Russia Arthur Ransome 1925

Larin, who was very tired after the journey and patently conscious that Radek was a formidable opponent, made a speech setting out his reasons for differing with the Central

The Crisis in Russia Arthur Ransome 1925

As Radek said to me, he intended to destroy Larin's position, but not, if he could help it, prevent Larin being nominated among the Jaroslavl delegates to All-Russian Conference which was in preparation.

The Crisis in Russia Arthur Ransome 1925

Larin, whose work keeps him continually traveling, has his own car, specially arranged so that his uninterrupted labor shall have as little effect as possible on his dangerously frail body.

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Radek was going to defend the position of the Central Committee, Larin to defend his own.

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Larin and Radek the programme arranged for the conference.

The Crisis in Russia Arthur Ransome 1925