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note of that bell�察�and now its peculiar tinkle seemed to remind him of      
something and to bring it clearly before him。。。。 He started�察�his            
nerves were terribly overstrained by now。 In a little while�察�the            
door was opened a tiny crack�此�the old woman eyed her visitor with           
evident distrust through the crack�察�and nothing could be seen but           
her little eyes�察�glittering in the darkness。 But�察�seeing a number of        
people on the landing�察�she grew bolder�察�and opened the door wide。           
The young man stepped into the dark entry�察�which was partitioned off        
from the tiny kitchen。 The old woman stood facing him in silence and        
looking inquiringly at him。 She was a diminutive�察�withered up old           
woman of sixty�察�with sharp malignant eyes and a sharp little nose。 Her      
colourless�察�somewhat grizzled hair was thickly smeared with oil�察�and        
she wore no kerchief over it。 Round her thin long neck�察�which looked        
like a hen's leg�察�was knotted some sort of flannel rag�察�and�察�in             
spite of the heat�察�there hung flapping on her shoulders�察�a mangy fur        
cape�察�yellow with age。 The old woman coughed and groaned at every           
instant。 The young man must have looked at her with a rather                
peculiar expression�察�for a gleam of mistrust came into her eyes again。      
  ;Raskolnikov�察�a student�察�I came here a month ago�察─�the young man          
made haste to mutter�察�with a half bow�察�remembering that he ought to be      
more polite。                                                                
  ;I remember�察�my good sir�察�I remember quite well your coming here�察─       �
the old woman said distinctly�察�still keeping her inquiring eyes on his      
face。                                                                       
  ;And here。。。 I am again on the same errand�察─�Raskolnikov                  
continued�察�a little disconcerted and surprised at the old woman's           
mistrust。 ;Perhaps she is always like that though�察�only I did not           
notice it the other time�察─�he thought with an uneasy feeling。               
  The old woman paused�察�as though hesitating�察�then stepped on one           
side�察�and pointing to the door of the room�察�she said�察�letting her           
visitor pass in front of her�此                                              �
  ;Step in�察�my good sir。;                                                   
  The little room into which the young man walked�察�with yellow paper        
on the walls�察�geraniums and muslin curtains in the windows�察�was             
brightly lighted up at that moment by the setting sun。                      
  ;So the sun will shine like this then too� ─�flashed as it were by         
chance through Raskolnikov's mind�察�and with a rapid glance he               
scanned everything in the room�察�trying as far as possible to notice         
and remember its arrangement。 But there was nothing special in the          
room。 The furniture�察�all very old and of yellow wood�察�consisted of a        
sofa with a huge bent wooden back�察�an oval table in front of the sofa�察     �
a dressing´table with a looking´glass fixed on it between the windows�察     �
chairs along the walls and two or three half´penny prints in yellow         
frames�察�representing German damsels with birds in their hands´ that         
was all。 In the corner a light was burning before a small ikon。             
Everything was very clean�察�the floor and the furniture were brightly        
polished�察�everything shone。                                                 
  ;Lizaveta's work�察─�thought the young man。 There was not a speck of        
dust to be seen in the whole flat。                                          
  ;It's in the houses of spiteful old widows that one finds such            
cleanliness�察─�Raskolnikov thought again�察�and he stole a curious glance      
at the cotton curtain over the door leading into another tiny room�察�in      
which stood the old woman's bed and chest of drawers and into which he      
had never looked before。 These two rooms made up the whole flat。            
  ;What do you want�拭─�the old woman said severely�察�coming into the          
room and�察�as before�察�standing in front of him so as to look him             
straight in the face。                                                       
  ;I've brought something to pawn here�察─�and he drew out of his pocket      
an old´fashioned flat silver watch�察�on the back of which was                
engraved a globe�察�the chain was of steel。                                   
  ;But the time is up for your last pledge。 The month was up the day        
before yesterday。;                                                          
  ;I will bring you the interest for another month�察�wait a little。;         
  ;But that's for me to do as I please�察�my good sir�察�to wait or to          
sell your pledge at once。;                                                  
  ;How much will you give me for the watch�察�Alyona Ivanovna�拭─              �
  ;You come with such trifles�察�my good sir�察�it's scarcely worth             
anything。 I gave you two roubles last time for your ring and one could      
buy it quite new at a jeweler's for a rouble and a half。;                   
  ;Give me four roubles for it�察�I shall redeem it�察�it was my father's。      
I shall be getting some money soon。;                                        
  ;A rouble and a half�察�and interest in advance�察�if you like� ─             �
  ;A rouble and a half� ─�cried the young man。                               
  ;Please yourself;´ and the old woman handed him back the watch。           
The young man took it�察�and was so angry that he was on the point of         
going away�察�but checked himself at once�察�remembering that there was         
nowhere else he could go�察�and that he had had another object also in        
coming。                                                                     
  ;Hand it over�察─�he said roughly。                                          
  The old woman fumbled in her pocket for her keys�察�and disappeared         
behind the curtain into the other room。 The young man�察�left standing        
alone in the middle of the room�察�listened inquisitively�察�thinking。          
He could hear her unlocking the chest of drawers。                           
  ;It must be the top drawer�察─�he reflected。 ;So she carries the            
keys in a pocket on the right。 All in one bunch on a steel ring。。。。         
And there's one key there�察�three times as big as all the others�察           �
with deep notches�察�that can't be the key of the chest of drawers。。。         
then there must be some other chest or strong´box。。。 that's worth           
knowing。 Strong´boxes always have keys like that。。。 but how                 
degrading it all is。;                                                       
  The old woman came back。                                                  
  ;Here�察�sir�此�as we say ten copecks the rouble a month�察�so I must take      
fifteen copecks from a rouble and a half for the month in advance。 But      
for the two roubles I lent you before�察�you owe me now twenty copecks        
on the same reckoning in advance。 That makes thirty´five copecks            
altogether。 So I must give you a rouble and fifteen copecks for the         
watch。 Here it is。;                                                         
  ;What� �only a rouble and fifteen copecks now� ─                           �
  ;Just so。;                                                                
  The young man did not dispute it and took the money。 He looked at         
the old woman�察�and was in no hurry to get away�察�as though there was         
still something he wanted to say or to do�察�but he did not himself           
quite know what。                                                            
  ;I may be bringing you something else in a day or two�察�Alyona             
Ivanovna´ a valuable thing´ silver´ a cigarette box�察�as soon as I           
get it back from a friend。。。; he broke off in confusion。                    
  ;Well�察�we will talk about it then�察�sir。;                                  
  ;Good´bye´ are you always at home alone�察�your sister is not here          
with you�拭─�He asked her as casually as possible as he went out into         
the passage。                                                                
  ;What business is she of yours�察�my good sir�拭─                            �
  ;Oh�察�nothing particular�察�I simply asked。 You are too quick。。。。            
Good´day�察�Alyona Ivanovna。;                                                 
  Raskolnikov went out in complete confusion。 This confusion became         
more and more intense。 As he went down the stairs�察�he even stopped          
short�察�two or three times�察�as though suddenly struck by some                
thought。 When he was in the street he cried out�察 �Oh�察�God�察�how              
loathsome it all is� �and can I�察�can I possibly。。。。 No�察�it's                 
nonsense�察�it's rubbish� ─�he added resolutely。 ;And how could such an        
atrocious thing come into my head�拭�What filthy things my heart is           
capable of。 Yes�察�filthy above all�察�disgusting�察�loathsome�察                  �
loathsome� � and for a whole month I've been。。。。; But no words�察�no           
exclamations�察�could express his agitation。 The feeling of intense           
repulsion�察�which had begun to oppress and torture his heart while he        
was on his way to the old woman�察�had by now reached such a pitch and        
had taken such a definite form that he did not know what to do with         
himself to escape from his wretchedness。 He walked along the                
pavement like a drunken man�察�regardless of the passers´by�察�and              
jostling against them�察�and only came to his senses when he was in           
the next street。 Looking round�察�he noticed that he was standing             
close to a tavern which was entered by steps leading from the pavement      
to the basement。 At that instant two drunken men came out at the door�察     �
and abusing and supporting one another�察�they

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