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Petrovitch's whole appearance�察�something which seemed to justify the        
title of ;fiance; so unceremoniously applied to him。 In the first           
place�察�it was evident�察�far too much so indeed�察�that Pyotr Petrovitch        
had made eager use of his few days in the capital to get himself up         
and rig himself out in expectation of his betrothed´ a perfectly            
innocent and permissible proceeding�察�indeed。 Even his own�察�perhaps too      
complacent�察�consciousness of the agreeable improvement in his               
appearance might have been forgiven in such circumstances�察�seeing that      
Pyotr Petrovitch had taken up the role of fiance。 All his clothes were      
fresh from the tailor's and were all right�察�except for being too new        
and too distinctly appropriate。 Even the stylish new round hat had the      
same significance。 Pyotr Petrovitch treated it too respectfully and         
held it too carefully in his hands。 The exquisite pair of lavender          
gloves�察�real Louvain�察�told the same tale�察�if only from the fact of his      
not wearing them�察�but carrying them in his hand for show。 Light and         
youthful colours predominated in Pyotr Petrovitch's attire。 He wore         
a charming summer jacket of a fawn shade�察�light thin trousers�察�a            
waistcoat of the same�察�new and fine linen�察�a cravat of the lightest         
cambric with pink stripes on it�察�and the best of it was�察�this all           
suited Pyotr Petrovitch。 His very fresh and even handsome face              
looked younger than his forty´five years at all times。 His dark�察           �
mutton´chop whiskers made an agreeable setting on both sides�察              �
growing thickly about his shining�察�clean´shaven chin。 Even his hair�察       �
touched here and there with grey�察�though it had been combed and curled      
at a hairdresser's�察�did not give him a stupid appearance�察�as curled         
hair usually does�察�by inevitably suggesting a German on his                 
wedding´day。 If there really was something unpleasing and repulsive in      
his rather good´looking and imposing countenance�察�it was due to             
quite other causes。 After scanning Mr。 Luzhin unceremoniously�察             �
Raskolnikov smiled malignantly�察�sank back on the pillow and stared          
at the ceiling as before。                                                   
  But Mr。 Luzhin hardened his heart and seemed to determine to take no      
notice of their oddities。                                                   
  ;I feel the greatest regret at finding you in this situation�察─�he         
began�察�again breaking the silence with an effort。 ;If I had been aware      
of your illness I should have come earlier。 But you know what business      
is。 I have�察�too�察�a very important legal affair in the Senate�察�not to        
mention other preoccupations which you may well conjecture。 I am            
expecting your mamma and sister any minute。;                                
  Raskolnikov made a movement and seemed about to speak�察�his face           
showed some excitement。 Pyotr Petrovitch paused�察�waited�察�but as             
nothing followed�察�he went on�此                                              �
  ;。。。Any minute。 I have found a lodging for them on their arrival。;        
  ;Where�拭─�asked Raskolnikov weakly。                                        
  ;Very near here�察�in Bakaleyev's house。;                                   
  ;That's in Voskresensky�察─�put in Razumihin。 ;There are two storeys        
of rooms�察�let by a merchant called Yushin�察�I've been there。;                
  ;Yes�察�rooms。。。;                                                           
  ;A disgusting place´ filthy�察�stinking and�察�what's more�察�of                
doubtful character。 Things have happened there�察�and there are all           
sorts of queer people living there。 And I went there about a                
scandalous business。 It's cheap�察�though。。。;                                 
  ;I could not�察�of course�察�find out so much about it�察�for I am a            
stranger in Petersburg myself�察─�Pyotr Petrovitch replied huffily。           
;However�察�the two rooms are exceedingly clean�察�and as it is for so          
short a time。。。 I have already taken a permanent�察�that is�察�our              
future flat�察─�he said�察�addressing Raskolnikov�察 �and I am having it          
done up。 And meanwhile I am myself cramped for room in a lodging            
with my friend Andrey Semyonovitch Lebeziatnikov�察�in the flat of            
Madame Lippevechsel�察�it was he who told me of Bakaleyev's house�察           �
too。。。。;                                                                    
  ;Lebeziatnikov�拭─�said Raskolnikov slowly�察�as if recalling something。      
  ;Yes�察�Andrey Semyonovitch Lebeziatnikov�察�a clerk in the Ministry。 Do      
you know him�拭─                                                             �
  ;Yes。。。 no�察─�Raskolnikov answered。                                        
  ;Excuse me�察�I fancied so from your inquiry。 I was once his                
guardian。。。。 A very nice young man and advanced。 I like to meet             
young people�此�one learns new things from them。; Luzhin looked round         
hopefully at them all。                                                      
  ;How do you mean�拭─�asked Razumihin。                                       
  ;In the most serious and essential matters�察─�Pyotr Petrovitch             
replied�察�as though delighted at the question。 ;You see�察�it's ten years      
since I visited Petersburg。 All the novelties�察�reforms�察�ideas have          
reached us in the provinces�察�but to see it all more clearly one must        
be in Petersburg。 And it's my notion that you observe and learn most        
by watching the younger generation。 And I confess I am delighted。。。;        
  ;At what�拭─                                                               �
  ;Your question is a wide one。 I may be mistaken�察�but I fancy I            
find clearer views�察�more�察�so to say�察�criticism�察�more practicality。。。;       
  ;That's true�察─�Zossimov let drop。                                         
  ;Nonsense� �There's no practicality。; Razumihin flew at him。               
;Practicality is a difficult thing to find�察�it does not drop down from      
heaven。 And for the last two hundred years we have been divorced            
from all practical life。 Ideas�察�if you like�察�are fermenting�察─�he            
said to Pyotr Petrovitch�察 �and desire for good exists�察�though it's          
in a childish form�察�and honesty you may find�察�although there are            
crowds of brigands。 Anyway�察�there's no practicality。 Practicality goes      
well shod。;                                                                 
  ;I don't agree with you�察─�Pyotr Petrovitch replied�察�with evident          
enjoyment。 ;Of course�察�people do get carried away and make mistakes�察       �
but one must have indulgence�察�those mistakes are merely evidence of         
enthusiasm for the cause and of abnormal external environment。 If           
little has been done�察�the time has been but short�察�of means I will not      
speak。 It's my personal view�察�if you care to know�察�that something           
has been accomplished already。 New valuable ideas�察�new valuable             
works are circulating in the place of our old dreamy and romantic           
authors。 Literature is taking a maturer form�察�many injurious prejudice      
have been rooted up and turned into ridicule。。。。 In a word�察�we have         
cut ourselves off irrevocably from the past�察�and that�察�to my thinking�察     �
is a great thing。。。;                                                        
  ;He's learnt it by heart to show off Raskolnikov pronounced               
suddenly。                                                                   
  ;What�拭─�asked Pyotr Petrovitch�察�not catching his words�察�but he            
received no reply。                                                          
  ;That's all true�察─�Zossimov hastened to interpose。                        
  ;Isn't it so�拭─�Pyotr Petrovitch went on�察�glancing affably at              
Zossimov。 ;You must admit�察─�he went on�察�addressing Razumihin with a         
shade of triumph and superciliousness´ he almost added ;young man;´         
;that there is an advance�察�or�察�as they say now�察�progress in the name        
of science and economic truth。。。;                                           
  ;A commonplace。;                                                          
  ;No�察�not a commonplace� �Hitherto�察�for instance�察�if I were told�察          �
'love thy neighbour��' what came of it�拭─�Pyotr Petrovitch went on�察          �
perhaps with excessive haste。 ;It came to my tearing my coat in half        
to share with my neighbour and we both were left half naked。 As a           
Russian proverb has it�察�'catch several hares and you won't catch one。'      
Science now tells us�察�love yourself before all men�察�for everything          
in the world rests on self´interest。 You love yourself and manage your      
own affairs properly and your coat remains whole。 Economic truth            
adds that the better private affairs are organised in society´ the          
more whole coats�察�so to say´ the firmer are its foundations and the         
better is the common welfare organised too。 Therefore�察�in acquiring         
wealth solely and exclusively for myself�察�I am acquiring so to              
speak�察�for all�察�and helping to bring to pass my neighbour's getting         
a little more than a torn coat�察�and that not from private�察�personal         
liberality�察�but as a consequence of the general advance。 The idea is        
simple�察�but unhappily it has been a long time reaching us�察�being            
hindered by idealism and sentimentality。 And yet it would seem to want      
very little wit to perceive it。。。;                                          
  ;Excuse me�察�I've very little wit myself�察─�Razumihin cut in                
sharply�察 �and so let us drop it。 I began this discussion with an            
object�察�but I've grown so sick during the last three years of this          
chattering to amuse oneself�察�of this incessant flow of commonplaces�察       �
always the same�察�that�察�by Jove�察�I blush even when other people talk         
like that。 You are in a hurry�察�no doubt�察�to exhibit your acquirements�察     �
and I don't blame you�察�that's quite pardonable。 I only wanted to            
find out what sort of man you are�察�for so many unscrupulous people          
have got hold of the progressive cause of late and have so distorted        
in their own interests everything they touched�察�that the whole cause        
has been dragged in the mire。 That's enough� ─                              �
  ;Excuse me�察�sir�察─�said Luzhin�察�affronted�察�and speaking with               
excessive dignity。 ;Do you mean to suggest so unceremoniously that I        
too。。。;                                                                     
  ;Oh�察�my dear sir。。。 how could I�拭�。。 Come�察�that's enough�察─                �
Razumihin concluded�察�and he turned abruptly to Zossimov to continue         
their previous conversation。                          

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