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Semyonovna�察�and referred in a most contemptible way to the。。。               
character of Sofya Semyonovna�察�that is�察�hinted at the character of          
my attitude to Sofya Semyonovna。 All this you understand was with           
the object of dividing me from my mother and sister�察�by insinuating         
that I was squandering on unworthy objects the money which they had         
sent me and which was all they had。 Yesterday evening�察�before my            
mother and sister and in his presence�察�I declared that I had given the      
money to Katerina Ivanovna for the funeral and not to Sofya Semyonovna      
and that I had no acquaintance with Sofya Semyonovna and had never          
seen her before�察�indeed。 At the same time I added that he�察�Pyotr            
Petrovitch Luzhin�察�with all his virtues was not worth Sofya                 
Semyonovna's little finger�察�though he spoke so ill of her。 To his           
question´ would I let Sofya Semyonovna sit down beside my sister�察�I         
answered that I had already done so that day。 Irritated that my mother      
and sister were unwilling to quarrel with me at his insinuations�察�he        
gradually began being unpardonably rude to them。 A final rupture            
took place and he was turned out of the house。 All this happened            
yesterday evening。 Now I beg your special attention�此�consider�此�if he        
had now succeeded in proving that Sofya Semyonovna was a thief�察�he          
would have shown to my mother and sister that he was almost right in        
his suspicions�察�that he had reason to be angry at my putting my sister      
on a level with Sofya Semyonovna�察�that�察�in attacking me�察�he was             
protecting and preserving the honour of my sister�察�his betrothed。 In        
fact he might even�察�through all this�察�have been able to estrange me         
from my family�察�and no doubt he hoped to be restored to favour with         
them�察�to say nothing of revenging himself on me personally�察�for he has      
grounds for supposing that the honour and happiness of Sofya                
Semyonovna are very precious to me。 That was what he was working            
for� �That's how I understand it。 That's the whole reason for it and         
there can be no other� ─                                                    �
  It was like this�察�or somewhat like this�察�that Raskolnikov wound up        
his speech which was followed very attentively�察�though often                
interrupted by exclamations from his audience。 But in spite of              
interruptions he spoke clearly�察�calmly�察�exactly�察�firmly。 His                
decisive voice�察�his tone of conviction and his stern face made a great      
impression on every one。                                                    
  ;Yes�察�yes�察�that's it�察─�Lebeziatnikov assented gleefully�察 �that            
must be it�察�for he asked me�察�as soon as Sofya Semyonovna came into our      
room�察�whether you were here�察�whether I had seen you among Katerina          
Ivanovna's guests。 He called me aside to the window and asked me in         
secret。 It was essential for him that you should be here� �That's it�察       �
that's it� ─                                                                �
  Luzhin smiled contemptuously and did not speak。 But he was very           
pale。 He seemed to be deliberating on some means of escape。 Perhaps he      
would have been glad to give up everything and get away�察�but at the         
moment this was scarcely possible。 It would have implied admitting the      
truth of the accusations brought against him。 Moreover�察�the company�察       �
which had already been excited by drink�察�was now too much stirred to        
allow it。 The commissariat clerk�察�though indeed he had not grasped the      
whole position�察�was shouting louder than any one and was making some        
suggestions very unpleasant to Luzhin。 But not all those present            
were drunk�察�lodgers came in from all the rooms。 The three Poles were        
tremendously excited and were continually shouting at him�此 �The Pan is      
a lajdak� ─�and muttering threats in Polish。 Sonia had been listening        
with strained attention�察�though she too seemed unable to grasp it all�察     �
she seemed as though she had just returned to consciousness。 She did        
not take her eyes off Raskolnikov�察�feeling that all her safety lay          
in him。 Katerina Ivanovna breathed hard and painfully and seemed            
fearfully exhausted。 Amalia Ivanovna stood looking more stupid than         
any one�察�with her mouth wide open�察�unable to make out what had              
happened。 She only saw that Pyotr Petrovitch had somehow come to            
grief。                                                                      
  Raskolnikov was attempting to speak again�察�but they did not let him。      
Every one was crowding round Luzhin with threats and shouts of              
abuse。 But Pyotr Petrovitch was not intimidated。 Seeing that his            
accusation of Sonia had completely failed�察�he had recourse to               
insolence�此                                                                 �
  ;Allow me�察�gentlemen�察�allow me� �Don't squeeze�察�let me pass� ─�he           
said�察�making his way through the crowd。 ;And no threats if you please�      �
I assure you it will be useless�察�you will gain nothing by it。 On the        
contrary�察�you'll have to answer�察�gentlemen�察�for violently                   
obstructing the course of justice。 The thief has been more than             
unmasked�察�and I shall prosecute。 Our judges are not so blind and。。。         
not so drunk�察�and will not believe the testimony of two notorious           
infidels�察�agitators�察�and atheists�察�who accuse me from motives of            
personal revenge which they are foolish enough to admit。。。。 Yes�察�allow      
me to pass� ─                                                               �
  ;Don't let me find a trace of you in my room� �Kindly leave at             
once�察�and everything is at an end between us� �When I think of the           
trouble I've been taking�察�the way I've been expounding。。。 all this          
fortnight� ─                                                                �
  ;I told you myself to´day that I was going�察�when you tried to keep        
me�察�now I will simply add that you are a fool。 I advise you to see a        
doctor for your brains and your short sight。 Let me pass�察�gentlemen� ─      �
  He forced his way through。 But the commissariat clerk was                 
unwilling to let him off so easily�此�he picked up a glass from the           
table�察�brandished it in the air and flung it at Pyotr Petrovitch�察          �
but the glass flew straight at Amalia Ivanovna。 She screamed�察�and           
the clerk�察�overbalancing�察�fell heavily under the table。 Pyotr               
Petrovitch made his way to his room and half an hour later had left         
the house。 Sonia�察�timid by nature�察�had felt before that day that she        
could be ill´treated more easily than any one�察�and that she could be        
wronged with impunity。 Yet till that moment she had fancied that she        
might escape misfortune by care�察�gentleness and submissiveness              
before every one。 Her disappointment was too great。 She could�察�of           
course�察�bear with patience and almost without murmur anything�察�even         
this。 But for the first minute she felt it too bitter。 In spite of her      
triumph and her justification´ when her first terror and                    
stupefaction had passed and she could understand it all clearly´ the        
feeling of her helplessness and of the wrong done to her made her           
heart throb with anguish and she was overcome with hysterical weeping。      
At last�察�unable to bear any more�察�she rushed out of the room and ran        
home�察�almost immediately after Luzhin's departure。 When amidst loud         
laughter the glass flew at Amalia Ivanovna�察�it was more than the            
landlady could endure。 With a shriek she rushed like a fury at              
Katerina Ivanovna�察�considering her to blame for everything。                 
  ;Out of my lodgings� �At once� �Quick march� ─                              �
  And with these words she began snatching up everything she could lay      
her hands on that belonged to Katerina Ivanovna�察�and throwing it on         
the floor�察�Katerina Ivanovna�察�pale�察�almost fainting�察�and gasping for        
breath�察�jumped up from the bed where she had sunk in exhaustion and         
darted at Amalia Ivanovna。 But the battle was too unequal�此�the              
landlady waved her away like a feather。                                     
  ;What� �As though that godless calumny was not enough´ this vile           
creature attacks me� �What� �On the day of my husband's funeral I am          
turned out of my lodgings� �After eating my bread and salt she turns me      
into the street�察�with my orphans� �Where am I to go�拭─�wailed the poor        
woman�察�sobbing and gasping。 ;Good God� ─�she cried with flashing             
eyes�察 �is there no justice upon earth�拭�Whom should you protect if           
not us orphans�拭�We shall see� �There is law and justice on earth�察�there      
is�察�I will find it� �Wait a bit�察�godless creature� �Polenka�察�stay with        
the children�察�I'll come back。 Wait for me�察�if you have to wait in           
the street。 We will see whether there is justice on earth� ─                �
  And throwing over her head that green shawl which Marmeladov had          
mentioned to Raskolnikov�察�Katerina Ivanovna squeezed her way through        
the disorderly and drunken crowd of lodgers who still filled the room�察     �
and�察�wailing and tearful�察�she ran into the street´ with a vague             
intention of going at once somewhere to find justice。 Polenka with the      
two little ones in her arms crouched�察�terrified�察�on the trunk in the        
corner of the room�察�where she waited trembling for her mother to            
come back。 Amalia Ivanovna raged about the room�察�shrieking�察                �
lamenting and throwing everything she came across on the floor。 The         
lodgers talked incoherently�察�some commented 

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