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The Industry of Souls Study Guide

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by Martin Booth
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Chapter 5 Summary

Shurik describes the beginnings of Trofim's business in Myshkino. He and his friend, Tolya, worked as mechanics in the village of Solntsevo years before. One was working in the bus garage and the other was working on agricultural vehicles. They became very good mechanics. Now they are the proud owners of Myshkino Motors, which is a garage, repair shop and forge.

Continuing on his walk, Shurik approaches the garage where the two are working. He hears the sound of a grinding wheel, hammering and a cheap, tinny radio. He goes inside and sees an old derelict Russian limousine that is being repaired. It looks as though it must undergo extensive repairs before it can be of service again. He sees the apprentice, Romko, at work. Romko was once his pupil at the school. He.....

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