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consumptive always looks worse than at home。 But her excitement did         
not flag�察�and every moment her irritation grew more intense。 She            
rushed at the children�察�shouted at them�察�coaxed them�察�told them before      
the crowd how to dance and what to sing�察�began explaining to them           
why it was necessary�察�and driven to desperation by their not                
understanding�察�beat them。。。。 Then she would make a rush at the              
crowd�察�if she noticed any decently dressed person stopping to look�察        �
she immediately appealed to him to see what these children ;from a          
genteel�察�one may say aristocratic�察�house; had been brought to。 If           
she heard laughter or jeering in the crowd�察�she would rush at once          
at the scoffers and begin squabbling with them。 Some people laughed�察       �
others shook their heads�察�but every one felt curious at the sight of        
the madwoman with the frightened children。 The frying´pan of which          
Lebeziatnikov had spoken was not there�察�at least Raskolnikov did not        
see it。 But instead of rapping on the pan�察�Katerina Ivanovna began          
clapping her wasted hands�察�when she made Lida and Kolya dance and           
Polenka sing。 She too joined in the singing�察�but broke down at the          
second note with a fearful cough�察�which made her curse in despair           
and even shed tears。 What made her most furious was the weeping and         
terror of Kolya and Lida。 Some effort had been made to dress the            
children up as street singers are dressed。 The boy had on a turban          
made of something red and white to look like a Turk。 There had been no      
costume for Lida�察�she simply had a red knitted cap�察�or rather a             
night cap that had belonged to Marmeladov�察�decorated with a broken          
piece of white ostrich feather�察�which had been Katerina Ivanovna's          
grandmother's and had been preserved as a family possession。 Polenka        
was in her everyday dress�察�she looked in timid perplexity at her            
mother�察�and kept at her side�察�hiding her tears。 She dimly realised her      
mother's condition�察�and looked uneasily about her。 She was terribly         
frightened of the street and the crowd。 Sonia followed Katerina             
Ivanovna�察�weeping and beseeching her to return home�察�but Katerina           
Ivanovna was not to be persuaded。                                           
  ;Leave off�察�Sonia�察�leave off�察─�she shouted�察�speaking fast�察�panting        
and coughing。 ;You don't know what you ask�察�you are like a child� �I've      
told you before that I am not coming back to that drunken German。           
Let every one�察�let all Petersburg see the children begging in the           
streets�察�though their father was an honourable man who served all           
his life in truth and fidelity�察�and one may say died in the                 
service。; ��Katerina Ivanovna had by now invented this fantastic             
story and thoroughly believed it。�� ;Let that wretch of a general see        
it� �And you are silly�察�Sonia�此�what have we to eat�拭�Tell me that。 We         
have worried you enough�察�I won't go on so� �Ah�察�Rodion Romanovitch�察         �
is that you�拭─�she cried�察�seeing Raskolnikov and rushing up to him。          
;Explain to this silly girl�察�please�察�that nothing better could be           
done� �Even organ´grinders earn their living�察�and every one will see at      
once that we are different�察�that we are an honourable and bereaved          
family reduced to beggary。 And that general will lose his post�察�you'll      
see� �We shall perform under his windows every day�察�and if the Tsar          
drives by�察�I'll fall on my knees�察�put the children before me�察�show          
them to him�察�and say 'Defend us�察�father。' He is the father of the           
fatherless�察�he is merciful�察�he'll protect us�察�you'll see�察�and that          
wretch of a general。。。。 Lida�察�tenez vous droite� �Kolya�察�you'll dance        
again。 Why are you whimpering�拭�Whimpering again� �What are you afraid        
of�察�stupid�拭�Goodness�察�what am I to do with them�察�Rodion Romanovitch�拭       �
If you only knew how stupid they are� �What's one to do with such            
children�拭─                                                                 �
  And she�察�almost crying herself´ which did not stop her                    
uninterrupted�察�rapid flow of talk´ pointed to the crying children。          
Raskolnikov tried to persuade her to go home�察�and even said�察�hoping to      
work on her vanity�察�that it was unseemly for her to be wandering about      
the streets like an organ´grinder�察�as she was intending to become           
the principal of a boarding´school。                                         
  ;A boarding´school�察�ha´ha´ha� �A castle in the air�察─�cried Katerina        
Ivanovna�察�her laugh ending in a cough。 ;No�察�Rodion Romanovitch�察�that        
dream is over� �All have forsaken us� �。。 And that general。。。。 You know�察     �
Rodion Romanovitch�察�I threw an inkspot at him´ it happened to be            
standing in the waiting´room by the paper where you sign your name。         
I wrote my name�察�threw it at him and ran away。 Oh the scoundrels�察          �
the scoundrels� �But enough of them�察�now I'll provide for the                
children myself�察�I won't bow down to anybody� �She has had to bear           
enough for us� ─�she pointed to Sonia。 ;Polenka�察�how much have you got�拭     �
Show me� �What�察�only two farthings� �Oh�察�the mean wretches� �They give us      
nothing�察�only run after us�察�putting their tongues out。 There�察�what          
is that blockhead laughing at�拭─。�She pointed to a man in the crowd。��        
;It's all because Kolya here is so stupid�察�I have such a bother with        
him。 What do you want�察�Polenka�拭�Tell me in French�察�parlez moi               
francais。 Why�察�I've taught you�察�you know some phrases。 Else how are         
you to show that you are of good family�察�well brought´up children�察�and      
not at all like other organ´grinders�拭�We aren't going to have a             
Punch and Judy show in the street�察�but to sing a genteel song。。。。           
Ah�察�yes�察�。。 What are we to sing�拭�You keep putting me out�察�but we。。。         
you see�察�we are standing here�察�Rodion Romanovitch�察�to find something        
to sing and get money�察�something Kolya can dance to。。。。 For�察�as you         
can fancy�察�our performance is all impromptu。。。。 We must talk it over        
and rehearse it all thoroughly�察�and then we shall go to Nevsky�察            �
where there are far more people of good society�察�and we shall be            
noticed at once。 Lida knows 'My Village' only�察�nothing but 'My              
Village��' and every one sings that。 We must sing something far more         
genteel。。。。 Well�察�have you thought of anything�察�Polenka�拭�If only you'd      
help your mother� �My memory's quite gone�察�or I should have thought          
of something。 We really can't sing 'An Hussar。' Ah�察�let us sing in          
French�察�'Cinq sous��' I have taught it you�察�I have taught it you。 And        
as it is in French�察�people will see at once that you are children of        
good family�察�and that will be much more touching。。。。 You might sing         
'Marlborough s'en va´t´en guerre��' for that's quite a child's song and      
is sung as a lullaby in all the aristocratic houses。                        
´                                                                           
                   Marlborough s'en va´t´en guerre                          
                   Ne sait quand reviendra。。。                               
´                                                                           
  she began singing。 ;But no�察�better sing 'Cinq sous。' Now�察�Kolya�察         �
your hands on your hips�察�make haste�察�and you�察�Lida�察�keep turning the        
other way�察�and Polenka and I will sing and clap our hands�                  �
´                                                                           
                      Cinq sous�察�cinq sous                                  
                      Pour monter notre menage。                             
´                                                                           
  ��Cough´cough´cough�。� Set your dress straight�察�Polenka�察�it's               
slipped down on your shoulders�察─�she observed�察�panting from                 
coughing。 ;Now it's particularly necessary to behave nicely and             
genteelly�察�that all may see that you are well´born children。 I said at      
the time that the bodice should be cut longer�察�and made of two widths。      
It was your fault�察�Sonia�察�with your advice to make it shorter�察�and now      
you see the child is quite deformed by it。。。。 Why�察�you're all crying        
again� �What's the matter�察�stupids�拭�Come�察�Kolya�察�begin。 Make haste�察         �
make haste� �Oh�察�what an unbearable child�                                   �
´                                                                           
                        Cinq sous�察�cinq sous。                               
´                                                                           
  A policeman again� �What do you want�拭─                                    �
  A policeman was indeed forcing his way through the crowd。 But at          
that moment a gentleman in civilian uniform and an overcoat´ a              
solid´looking official of about fifty with a decoration on his neck         
��which delighted Katerina Ivanovna and had its effect on the                
policeman��´ approached and without a word handed her a green                
three´rouble note。 His face wore a look of genuine sympathy。                
Katerina Ivanovna took it and gave him a polite�察�even ceremonious�察         �
bow。                                                                        
  ;I thank you�察�honoured sir�察─�she began loftily。 ;The causes that          
have induced us ��take the money�察�Polenka�此�you see there are generous        
and honourable people who are ready to help a poor gentlewoman in           
distress��。 You see�察�honoured sir�察�these orphans of good family´ I           
might even say of aristocratic connections´ 

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