Magdalena Rudenschöld : diforc'h etre ar stummoù

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Rudenschöld wrote about her arrival in the prison workhouse:
<blockquote>"I was placed in a rental carriage surrounded by guards. I remained unconscious all the way to the workhouse, some distance from [[Hornstull]], and did not open my eyes until the afternoon, where I found myself alone lying on the floor in a dark cell with a bowl of water and a glass of wine beside me. I had not eaten that whole day. When I touched the glass I heard the shout 'she is still alive!'. I looked up to the window and saw outside all the workhouse prisoners, watching me. I wanted to rise and remove myself from their sight, but found myself unable to move, and fell back to the floor."</blockquote>
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