person
Dyuzhinsky
also: Дюжинский
The justice of the peace's clerk, whose escapade -- carousing all night in the chambers with a crowd of unknown drunkards -- the justice recounts as a cautionary anecdote about the unreliability of subordinates in general.
Reading notes
- An Unpleasantness §111 Dyuzhinsky
The justice's own clerk, whose night of carousing with strangers in the chambers the justice offers as a parallel cautionary tale about the general unreliability of subordinates -- an implicit deflection of the doctor's specific grievance into a universal complaint.