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  ;Seeing her position with her unfortunate little ones�察�I should be        
glad�察�as I have said before�察�so far as lies in my power�察�to be of           
service�察�that is�察�so far as is in my power�察�not more。 One might for         
instance get up a subscription for her�察�or a lottery�察�something of the      
sort�察�such as is always arranged in such cases by friends or even           
outsiders desirous of assisting people。 It was of that I intended to        
speak to you�察�it might be done。;                                            
  ;Yes�察�yes。。。 God will repay you for it�察─�faltered Sonia�察�gazing           
intently at Pyotr Petrovitch。                                               
  ;It might be�察�but we will talk of it later。 We might begin it             
to´day�察�we will talk it over this evening and lay the foundation so to      
speak。 Come to me at seven o'clock。 Mr。 Lebeziatnikov�察�I hope�察�will         
assist us。 But there is one circumstance of which I ought to warn           
you beforehand and for which I venture to trouble you�察�Sofya                
Semyonovna�察�to come here。 In my opinion money cannot be�察�indeed it's        
unsafe to put it into Katerina Ivanovna's own hands。 The dinner to´day      
is a proof of that。 Though she has not�察�so to speak�察�a crust of             
bread for to´morrow and。。。 well�察�boots or shoes�察�or anything�察�she           
has bought to´day Jamaica rum�察�and even�察�I believe�察�Madeira and。。。 and      
coffee。 I saw it as I passed through。 To´morrow it will all fall            
upon you again�察�they won't have a crust of bread。 It's absurd�察�really�察     �
and so�察�to my thinking�察�a subscription ought to be raised so that           
the unhappy widow should not know of the money�察�but only you�察�for           
instance。 Am I right�拭─                                                     �
  ;I don't know。。。 this is only to´day�察�once in her life。。。。 She was        
so anxious to do honour�察�to celebrate the memory。。。。 And she is very        
sensible。。。 but just as you think and I shall be very�察�very。。。 they         
will all be。。。 and God will reward。。。 and the orphans。。。;                   
  Sonia burst into tears。                                                   
  ;Very well�察�then�察�keep it in mind�察�and now will you accept for the        
benefit of your relation the small sum that I am able to spare�察�from        
me personally。 I am very anxious that my name should not be                 
mentioned in connection with it。 Here。。。 having so to speak                 
anxieties of my own�察�I cannot do more。。。;                                   
  And Pyotr Petrovitch held out to Sonia a ten´rouble note carefully        
unfolded。 Sonia took it�察�flushed crimson�察�jumped up�察�muttered               
something and began taking leave。 Pyotr Petrovitch accompanied her          
ceremoniously to the door。 She got out of the room at last�察�agitated        
and distressed�察�and returned to Katerina Ivanovna�察�overwhelmed with         
confusion。                                                                  
  All this time Lebeziatnikov had stood at the window or walked             
about the room�察�anxious not to interrupt the conversation�察�when             
Sonia had gone he walked up to Pyotr Petrovitch and solemnly held           
out his hand。                                                               
  ;I heard and saw everything�察─�he said�察�laying stress on the last          
verb。 ;That is honourable�察�I mean to say�察�it's humane� �You wanted to        
avoid gratitude�察�I saw� �And although I cannot�察�I confess�察�in principle      
sympathise with private charity�察�for it not only fails to eradicate         
the evil but even promotes it�察�yet I must admit that I saw your action      
with pleasure´ yes�察�yes�察�I like it。;                                        
  ;That's all nonsense�察─�muttered Pyotr Petrovitch�察�somewhat                
disconcerted�察�looking carefully at Lebeziatnikov。                           
  ;No�察�it's not nonsense� �A man who has suffered distress and               
annoyance as you did yesterday and who yet can sympathise with the          
misery of others�察�such a man。。。 even though he is making a social           
mistake´ is still deserving of respect� �I did not expect it indeed          
of you�察�Pyotr Petrovitch�察�especially as according to your ideas。。。 oh�察     �
what a drawback your ideas are to you� �How distressed you are for           
instance by your ill luck yesterday�察─�cried the simple´hearted              
Lebeziatnikov�察�who felt a return of affection for Pyotr Petrovitch。         
;And�察�what do you want with marriage�察�with legal marriage�察�my dear�察        �
noble Pyotr Petrovitch�拭�Why do you cling to this legality of marriage�拭     �
Well�察�you may beat me if you like�察�but I am glad�察�positively glad it        
hasn't come off�察�that you are free�察�that you are not quite lost for         
humanity。。。。 you see�察�I've spoken my mind� ─                                �
  ;Because I don't want in your free marriage to be made a fool of and      
to bring up another man's children�察�that's why I want legal marriage�察─     �
Luzhin replied in order to make some answer。                                
  He seemed preoccupied by something。                                       
  ;Children�拭�You referred to children�察─�Lebeziatnikov started off like      
a warhorse at the trumpet call。 ;Children are a social question and         
a question of first importance�察�I agree�察�but the question of                
children has another solution。 Some refuse to have children                 
altogether�察�because they suggest the institution of the family。             
We'll speak of children later�察�but now as to the question of honour�察�I      
confess that's my weak point。 That horrid�察�military�察�Pushkin                
expression is unthinkable in the dictionary of the future。 What does        
it mean indeed�拭�It's nonsense�察�there will be no deception in a free         
marriage� �That is only the natural consequence of a legal marriage�察�so      
to say�察�its corrective�察�a protest。 So that indeed it's not                  
humiliating。。。 and if I ever�察�to suppose an absurdity�察�were to be           
legally married�察�I should be positively glad of it。 I should say to my      
wife�此�'My dear�察�hitherto I have loved you�察�now I respect you�察�for           
you've shown you can protest��' You laugh� �That's because you are of         
incapable of getting away from prejudices。 Confound it all� �I               
understand now where the unpleasantness is of being deceived in a           
legal marriage�察�but it's simply a despicable consequence of a               
despicable position in which both are humiliated。 When the deception        
is open�察�as in a free marriage�察�then it does not exist�察�it's                
unthinkable。 Your wife will only prove how she respects you by              
considering you incapable of opposing her happiness and avenging            
yourself on her for her new husband。 Damn it all� �I sometimes dream if      
I were to be married�察�foo� �I mean if I were to marry�察�legally or            
not�察�it's just the same�察�I should present my wife with a lover if           
she had not found one for herself。 'My dear��' I should say�察�'I love         
you�察�but even more than that I desire you to respect me。 See��' Am I         
not right�拭─                                                                �
  Pyotr Petrovitch sniggered as he listened�察�but without much               
merriment。 He hardly heard it indeed。 He was preoccupied with               
something else and even Lebeziatnikov at last noticed it。 Pyotr             
Petrovitch seemed excited and rubbed his hands。 Lebeziatnikov               
remembered all this and reflected upon it afterwards。                       

                                                                            

                             Chapter Two                                    
                                                                           
  IT WOULD be difficult to explain exactly what could have                  
originated the idea of that senseless dinner in Katerina Ivanovna's         
disordered brain。 Nearly ten of the twenty roubles�察�given by                
Raskolnikov for Marmeladov's funeral�察�were wasted upon it。 Possibly         
Katerina Ivanovna felt obliged to honour the memory of the deceased         
;suitably�察─�that all the lodgers�察�and still more Amalia Ivanovna�察          �
might know ;that he was in no way their inferior�察�and perhaps very          
much their superior�察─�and that no one had the right ;to turn up his         
nose at him。; Perhaps the chief element was that peculiar ;poor             
man's pride�察─�which compels many poor people to spend their last            
savings on some traditional social ceremony�察�simply in order to do          
;like other people�察─�and not to ;be looked down upon。; It is very           
probable�察�too�察�that Katerina Ivanovna longed on this occasion�察�at           
the moment when she seemed to be abandoned by every one�察�to show those      
;wretched contemptible lodgers; that she knew ;how to do things�察�how        
to entertain; and that she had been brought up ;in a genteel�察�she           
might almost say aristocratic colonel's family; and had not been meant      
for sweeping floors and washing the children's rags at night。 Even the      
poorest and most broken´spirited people are sometimes liable to             
these paroxysms of pride and vanity which take the form of an               
irresistible nervous craving。 And Katerina Ivanovna was not                 
broken´spirited�察�she might have been killed by circumstance�察�but her        
spirit could not have been broken�察�that is�察�she could not have been         
intimidated�察�her will could not be crushed。 Moreover Sonia had said         
with good reason that her mind was unhinged。 She could not be said          
to be insane�察�but for a year past she had been so harassed that her         
mind might well be overstrained。 The later stages of consumption are        
apt�察�doctors tell us�察�to affect the intel

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