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  ;You are a murderer�察─�the man answered still more articulately and        
emphatically�察�with a smile of triumphant hatred�察�and again he looked        
straight into Raskolnikov's pale face and stricken eyes。                    
  They had just reached the crossroads。 The man turned to the left          
without looking behind him。 Raskolnikov remained standing�察�gazing           
after him。 He saw him turn round fifty paces away and look back at him      
still standing there。 Raskolnikov could not see clearly�察�but he             
fancied that he was again smiling the same smile of cold hatred and         
triumph。                                                                    
  With slow faltering steps�察�with shaking knees�察�Raskolnikov made           
his way back to his little garret�察�feeling chilled all over。 He took        
off his cap and put it on the table�察�and for ten minutes he stood           
without moving。 Then he sank exhausted on the sofa and with a weak          
moan of pain he stretched himself on it。 So he lay for half an hour。        
  He thought of nothing。 Some thoughts or fragments of thoughts�察           �
some images without order or coherence floated before his mind´             
faces of people he had seen in his childhood or met somewhere once�察        �
whom he would never have recalled�察�the belfry of the church at V。�察�the      
billiard table in a restaurant and some officers playing billiards�察        �
the smell of cigars in some underground tobacco shop�察�a tavern room�察�a      
back staircase quite dark�察�all sloppy with dirty water and strewn with      
egg shells�察�and the Sunday bells floating in from somewhere。。。。 The         
images followed one another�察�whirling like a hurricane。 Some of them        
he liked and tried to clutch at�察�but they faded and all the while           
there was an oppression within him�察�but it was not overwhelming�察           �
sometimes it was even pleasant。。。。 The slight shivering still               
persisted�察�but that too was an almost pleasant sensation。                   
  He heard the hurried footsteps of Razumihin�察�he closed his eyes           
and pretended to be asleep。 Razumihin opened the door and stood for         
some time in the doorway as though hesitating�察�then he stepped              
softly into the room and went cautiously to the sofa。 Raskolnikov           
heard Nastasya's whisper�此                                                  �
  ;Don't disturb him� �Let him sleep。 He can have his dinner later。;         
  ;Quite so�察─�answered Razumihin。 Both withdrew carefully and closed        
the door。 Another half´hour passed。 Raskolnikov opened his eyes�察           �
turned on his back again�察�clasping his hands behind his head。               
  ;Who is he�拭�Who is that man who sprang out of the earth�拭�Where was        
he�察�what did he see�拭�He has seen it all�察�that's clear。 Where was he         
then�拭�And from where did he see�拭�Why has he only now sprung out of the      
earth�拭�And how could he see�拭�Is it possible�拭�Hm。。。; continued               
Raskolnikov�察�turning cold and shivering�察 �and the jewel case Nikolay        
found behind the door´ was that possible�拭�A clue�拭�You miss an               
infinitesimal line and you can build it into a pyramid of evidence�         �
A fly flew by and saw it� �Is it possible�拭─�He felt with sudden              
loathing how weak�察�how physically weak he had become。 ;I ought to have      
known it�察─�he thought with a bitter smile。 ;And how dared I�察�knowing        
myself�察�knowing how I should be�察�take up an axe and shed blood� �I           
ought to have known beforehand。。。。 Ah�察�but I did know� ─�he whispered        
in despair。 At times he came to a standstill at some thought。               
  ;No�察�those men are not made so。 The real Master to whom all is            
permitted storms Toulon�察�makes a massacre in Paris�察�forgets an army in      
Egypt�察�wastes half a million men in the Moscow expedition and gets off      
with a jest at Vilna。 And altars are set up to him after his death�察        �
and so all is permitted。 No�察�such people it seems are not of flesh but      
of bronze� ─                                                                �
  One sudden irrelevant idea almost made him laugh。 Napoleon�察�the           
pyramids�察�Waterloo�察�and a wretched skinny old woman�察�a pawnbroker with      
a red trunk under her bed´ it's a nice hash for Porfiry Petrovitch          
to digest� �How can they digest it� �It's too inartistic。 ;A Napoleon         
creep under an old woman's bed� �Ugh�察�how loathsome� ─                       �
  At moments he felt he was raving。 He sank into a state of feverish        
excitement。 ;The old woman is of no consequence�察─�he thought�察�hotly         
and incoherently。 ;The old woman was a mistake perhaps�察�but she is not      
what matters� �The old woman was only an illness。。。。 I was in a hurry        
to overstep。。。。 I didn't kill a human being�察�but a principle� �I killed      
the principle�察�but I didn't overstep�察�I stopped on this side。。。。 I was      
only capable of killing。 And it seems I wasn't even capable of that。。。      
Principle�拭�Why was that fool Razumihin abusing the socialists�拭�They         
are industrious�察�commercial people�察�'the happiness of all' is their         
case。 No�察�life is only given to me once and I shall never have it           
again�察�I don't want to wait for 'the happiness of all。' I want to live      
myself�察�or else better not live at all。 I simply couldn't pass by my        
mother starving�察�keeping my trouble in my pocket while I waited for         
the 'happiness of all。' I am putting my little brick into the               
happiness of all and so my heart is at peace。 Ha´ha� �Why have you           
let me slip�拭�I only live once�察�I too want。。。。 Ech�察�I am an aesthetic        
louse and nothing more�察─�he added suddenly�察�laughing like a madman。         
;Yes�察�I am certainly a louse�察─�he went on�察�clutching at the idea�察          �
gloating over it and playing with it with vindictive pleasure。 ;In the      
first place�察�because I can reason that I am one�察�and secondly�察�because      
for a month past I have been troubling benevolent Providence�察              �
calling it to witness that not for my own fleshly lusts did I               
undertake it�察�but with a grand and noble object´ ha´ha� �Thirdly�察           �
because I aimed at carrying it out as justly as possible�察�weighing�察        �
measuring and calculating。 Of all the lice I picked out the most            
useless one and proposed to take from her only as much as I needed for      
the first step�察�no more nor less ��so the rest would have gone to a          
monastery�察�according to her will�察�ha´ha�。�。 And what shows that I am         
utterly a louse�察─�he added�察�grinding his teeth�察 �is that I am               
perhaps viler and more loathsome than the louse I killed�察�and I felt        
beforehand that I should tell myself so after killing her。 Can              
anything be compared with the horror of that� �The vulgarity� �The            
abjectness� �I understand the 'prophet' with his sabre�察�on his steed�此       �
Allah commands and 'trembling' creation must obey� �The 'prophet' is         
right�察�he is right when he sets a battery across the street and             
blows up the innocent and the guilty without deigning to explain� �It's      
for you to obey�察�trembling creation�察�and not to have desires�察�for           
that's not for you� �。。 I shall never�察�never forgive the old woman� ─        �
  His hair was soaked with sweat�察�his quivering lips were parched�察�his      
eyes were fixed on the ceiling。                                             
  ;Mother�察�sister´ how I loved them� �Why do I hate them now�拭�Yes�察�I         
hate them�察�I feel a physical hatred for them�察�I can't bear them near        
me。。。。 I went up to my mother and kissed her�察�I remember。。。。 To             
embrace her and think if she only knew。。。 shall I tell her then�拭           �
That's just what I might do。。。。 She must be the same as I am�察─�he           
added�察�straining himself to think�察�as it were struggling with               
delirium。 ;Ah�察�how I hate the old woman now� �I feel I should kill           
her again if she came to life� �Poor Lizaveta� �Why did she come              
in�拭�。。 It's strange though�察�why is it I scarcely ever think of her�察�as      
though I hadn't killed her� �Lizaveta� �Sonia� �Poor gentle things�察           �
with gentle eyes。。。。 Dear women� �Why don't they weep�拭�Why don't they        
moan�拭�They give up everything。。。 their eyes are soft and gentle。。。。         
Sonia�察�Sonia� �Gentle Sonia� ─                                               �
  He lost consciousness�察�it seemed strange to him that he didn't            
remember how he got into the street。 It was late evening。 The twilight      
had fallen and the full moon was shining more and more brightly�察�but        
there was a peculiar breathlessness in the air。 There were crowds of        
people in the street�察�workmen and business people were making their         
way home�察�other people had come out for a walk�察�there was a smell of        
mortar�察�dust and stagnant water。 Raskolnikov walked along�察�mournful         
and anxious�察�he was distinctly aware of having come out with a              
purpose�察�of having to do something in a hurry�察�but what it was he           
had forgotten。 Suddenly he stood still and saw a man standing on the        
other side of the street�察�beckoning to him。 He crossed over to him�察        �
but at once the man turned and walked away with his head hanging�察�as        
though he had made no sign to him。 ;Stay�察�did he really beckon�拭─           �
Raskolnikov wondered�察�but he tried to overtake him。 When he was within      
ten paces he recognised him and was frightened�察�it was the same man         
with stooping shoulders in the long coat。 Raskolnikov followed him          
at a distance�察�his heart was beating�察�they went down a turning�察�the         
man still did not look round。 ;Does he know I am following him�拭─           �
thought Raskolnikov。 The man went into the gateway of a big house。          
Raskolnikov hastened to the gate and looked in to see whether he would      
look round and sign to him。 In the courtyard the man did turn round         
and again seemed to beckon him。 Raskolnikov at once followed him            
into the yard�察�but the man was gone。 He must have gone up the first         
staircase。 Raskolnikov rushed after him。 He heard slow measured             
steps two flights above。 The staircase seemed strangely familiar。 He        
reached the window on the first floor�察�the moon shone through the           
panes with a melancholy and mysterious light�察�then he reached the           
second floor。 Bah� �this is the flat where the painters were at work。。。      
but how was it he did not recognise it at once�拭�The steps of the man        
above had died away。 ;So he must have stopped or hidden somewhere。; He      
reached the third storey�察�should he go on�拭�There was a stillness            
that was dreadful。。。。 But he went on。 The sound of his own footsteps        
scared and frightened him。 How dark it was� �The man mu

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