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mind might well be overstrained。 The later stages of consumption are        
apt�察�doctors tell us�察�to affect the intellect。                              
  There was no great variety of wines�察�nor was there Madeira�察�but wine      
there was。 There was vodka�察�rum and Lisbon wine�察�all of the poorest         
quality but in sufficient quantity。 Besides the traditional rice and        
honey�察�there were three or four dishes�察�one of which consisted of           
pancakes�察�all prepared in Amalia Ivanovna's kitchen。 Two samovars were      
boiling�察�that tea and punch might be offered after dinner。 Katerina         
Ivanovna had herself seen to purchasing the provisions�察�with the            
help of one of the lodgers�察�an unfortunate little Pole who had somehow      
been stranded at Madame Lippevechsel's。 He promptly put himself at          
Katerina Ivanovna's disposal and had been all that morning and all the      
day before running about as fast as his legs could carry him�察�and very      
anxious that every one should be aware of it。 For every trifle he           
ran to Katerina Ivanovna�察�even hunting her out at the bazaar�察�at every      
instant called her ;Pani。; She was heartily sick of him before the          
end�察�though she had declared at first that she could not have got on        
without this ;serviceable and magnanimous man。; It was one of Katerina      
Ivanovna's characteristics to paint every one she met in the most           
glowing colours。 Her praises were so exaggerated as sometimes to be         
embarrassing�察�she would invent various circumstances to the credit          
of her new acquaintance and quite genuinely believe in their                
reality。 Then all of a sudden she would be disillusioned and would          
rudely and contemptuously repulse the person she had only a few             
hours before been literally adoring。 She was naturally of a gay�察           �
lively and peace´loving disposition�察�but from continual failures and        
misfortunes she had come to desire so keenly that all should live in        
peace and joy and should not dare to break the peace�察�that the              
slightest jar�察�the smallest disaster reduced her almost to frenzy�察�and      
she would pass in an instant from the brightest hopes and fancies to        
cursing her fate and raving�察�and knocking her head against the wall。        
  Amalia Ivanovna�察�too�察�suddenly acquired extraordinary importance          
in Katerina Ivanovna's eyes and was treated by her with                     
extraordinary respect�察�probably only because Amalia Ivanovna had            
thrown herself heart and soul into the preparations。 She had                
undertaken to lay the table�察�to provide the linen�察�crockery�察�&c。�察          �
and to cook the dishes in her kitchen�察�and Katerina Ivanovna had            
left it all in her hands and gone herself to the cemetery。                  
Everything had been well done。 Even the tablecloth was nearly clean�察       �
the crockery�察�knives�察�forks and glasses were�察�of course�察�of all shapes      
and patterns�察�lent by different lodgers�察�but the table was properly         
laid at the time fixed�察�and Amalia Ivanovna�察�feeling she had done           
her work well�察�had put on a black silk dress and a cap with new             
mourning ribbons and met the returning party with some pride。 This          
pride�察�though justifiable�察�displeased Katerina Ivanovna for some            
reason�此 �as though the table could not have been laid except by Amalia      
Ivanovna� ─�She disliked the cap with new ribbons�察�too。 ;Could she be        
stuck up�察�the stupid German�察�because she was mistress of the house�察        �
and had consented as a favour to help her poor lodgers� �As a favour�        �
Fancy that� �Katerina Ivanovna's father who had been a colonel and           
almost a governor had sometimes had the table set for forty persons�察       �
and then any one like Amalia Ivanovna�察�or rather Ludwigovna�察�would not      
have been allowed into the kitchen。;                                        
  Katerina Ivanovna�察�however�察�put off expressing her feelings for           
the time and contented herself with treating her coldly�察�though she         
decided inwardly that she would certainly have to put Amalia                
Ivanovna down and set her in her proper place�察�for goodness only            
knew what she was fancying herself。 Katerina Ivanovna was irritated         
too by the fact that hardly any of the lodgers invited had come to the      
funeral�察�except the Pole who had just managed to run into the               
cemetery�察�while to the memorial dinner the poorest and most                 
insignificant of them had turned up�察�the wretched creatures�察�many of        
them not quite sober。 The older and more respectable of them all�察�as        
if by common consent�察�stayed away。 Pyotr Petrovitch Luzhin�察�for             
instance�察�who might be said to be the most respectable of all the           
lodgers�察�did not appear�察�though Katerina Ivanovna had the evening           
before told all the world�察�that is Amalia Ivanovna�察�Polenka�察�Sonia and      
the Pole�察�that he was the most generous�察�noble´hearted man with a           
large property and vast connections�察�who had been a friend of her           
first husband's�察�and a guest in her father's house�察�and that he had         
promised to use all his influence to secure her a considerable              
pension。 It must be noted that when Katerina Ivanovna exalted any           
one's connections and fortune�察�it was without any ulterior motive�察         �
quite disinterestedly�察�for the mere pleasure of adding to the               
consequence of the person praised。 Probably ;taking his cue; from           
Luzhin�察 �that contemptible wretch Lebeziatnikov had not turned up           
either。 What did he fancy himself�拭�He was only asked out of kindness        
and because he was sharing the same room with Pyotr Petrovitch and was      
a friend of his�察�so that it would have been awkward not to invite           
him。;                                                                       
  Among those who failed to appear were ;the genteel lady and her           
old´maidish daughter�察─�who had only been lodgers in the house for           
the last fortnight�察�but had several times complained of the noise           
and uproar in Katerina Ivanovna's room�察�especially when Marmeladov had      
come back drunk。 Katerina Ivanovna heard this from Amalia Ivanovna          
who�察�quarrelling with Katerina Ivanovna�察�and threatening to turn the        
whole family out of doors�察�had shouted at her that they ;were not           
worth the foot; of the honourable lodgers whom they were disturbing。        
Katerina Ivanovna determined now to invite this lady and her daughter�察     �
;whose foot she was not worth�察─�and who had turned away haughtily when      
she casually met them�察�so that they might know that ;she was more           
noble in her thoughts and feelings and did not harbour malice�察─�and         
might see that she was not accustomed to her way of living。 She had         
proposed to make this clear to them at dinner with allusions to her         
late father's governorship�察�and also at the same time to hint that          
it was exceedingly stupid of them to turn away on meeting her。 The fat      
colonel´major ��he was really a discharged officer of low rank�� was          
also absent�察�but it appeared that he had been ;not himself; for the         
last two days。 The party consisted of the Pole�察�a wretched looking          
clerk with a spotty face and a greasy coat�察�who had not a word to           
say for himself�察�and smelt abominably�察�a deaf and almost blind old man      
who had once been in the post office and who had been from                  
immemorial ages maintained by some one at Amalia Ivanovna's。                
  A retired clerk of the commissariat department came�察�too�察�he was          
drunk�察�had a loud and most unseemly laugh and only fancy´ was               
without a waistcoat� �One of the visitors sat straight down to the           
table without even greeting Katerina Ivanovna。 Finally one person           
having no suit appeared in his dressing gown�察�but this was too much�察       �
and the efforts of Amalia Ivanovna and the Pole succeeded in                
removing him。 The Pole brought with him�察�however�察�two other Poles           
who did not live at Amalia Ivanovna's and whom no one had seen here         
before。 All this irritated Katerina Ivanovna intensely。 ;For whom           
had they made all these preparations then�拭─�To make room for the            
visitors the children had not even been laid for at the table�察�but the      
two little ones were sitting on a bench in the furthest corner with         
their dinner laid on a box�察�while Polenka as a big girl had to look         
after them�察�feed them�察�and keep their noses wiped like well´bred            
children's。                                                                 
  Katerina Ivanovna�察�in fact�察�could hardly help meeting her guests          
with increased dignity�察�and even haughtiness。 She stared at some of         
them with special severity�察�and loftily invited them to take their          
seats。 Rushing to the conclusion that Amalia Ivanovna must be               
responsible for those who were absent�察�she began treating her with          
extreme nonchalance�察�which the latter promptly observed and                 
resented。 Such a beginning was no good omen for the end。 All were           
seated at last。                                                             
  Raskolnikov came in almost at the moment of their return from the         
cemetery。 Katerina Ivanovna was greatly delighted to see him�察�in the        
first place�察�because he was the one ;educated visitor�察�and�察�as every        
one knew�察�was in two years to take a professorship in the university�察─     �
and secondly because he immediately and respectfully apologised for         
having been unable to be at the funeral。 She positively pounced upon        
him�察�and made him sit on her left hand ��Amal

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