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The Universalist Club on the Tverskaya was in great commotion. Anarchists, Left Social Revolutionists, and Maximalists, with a considerable sprinkling of factory workers and soldiers, filled the lecture room and were excitedly discussing something. As I entered, a tall, well-built young man in a naval blouse separated himself from the crowd and approached me. It was my friend G -- -- , the Anarchist sailor.
"What do you say now, Berkman? " he demanded, his strong face expressive of deep indignation. "Do you still think the Bolsheviki revolutionary?"