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'What anxiety��' 'That I should be accused of it。' Well�察�that's the          
whole story。 And now what do you suppose they deduced from that�拭─          �
  ;Why�察�there's no supposing。 There's a clue�察�such as it is�察�a fact。        
You wouldn't have your painter set free�拭─                                  �
  ;Now they've simply taken him for the murderer。 They haven't a            
shadow of doubt。;                                                           
  ;That's nonsense。 You are excited。 But what about the ear´rings�拭�You      
must admit that�察�if on the very same day and hour ear´rings from the        
old woman's box have come into Nikolay's hands�察�they must have come         
there somehow。 That's a good deal in such a case。;                          
  ;How did they get there�拭�How did they get there�拭─�cried Razumihin。        
;How can you�察�a doctor�察�whose duty it is to study man and who has more      
opportunity than any one else for studying human nature´ how can you        
fail to see the character of the man in the whole story�拭�Don't you see      
at once that the answers he has given in the examination are the            
holy truth�拭�They came into his hand precisely as he has told us´ he         
stepped on the box and picked it up。;                                       
  ;The holy truth� �But didn't he own himself that he told a lie at          
first�拭─                                                                    �
  ;Listen to me�察�listen attentively。 The porter and Koch and                
Pestryakov and the other porter and the wife of the first porter and        
the woman who was sitting in the porter's lodge and the man Kryukov�察       �
who had just got out of a cab at that minute and went in at the             
entry with a lady on his arm�察�that is eight or ten witnesses�察�agree         
that Nikolay had Dmitri on the ground�察�was lying on him beating him�察       �
while Dmitri hung on to his hair�察�beating him�察�too。 They lay right          
across the way�察�blocking the thoroughfare。 They were sworn at on all        
sides while they 'like children' ��the very words of the witnesses��          
were falling over one another�察�squealing�察�fighting and laughing with        
the funniest faces�察�and�察�chasing one another like children�察�they ran        
into the street。 Now take careful note。 The bodies upstairs were warm�察     �
you understand�察�warm when they found them� �If they�察�or Nikolay              
alone�察�had murdered them and broken open the boxes�察�or simply taken         
part in the robbery�察�allow me to ask you one question�此�do their             
state of mind�察�their squeals and giggles and childish scuffling at the      
gate fit in with axes�察�bloodshed�察�fiendish cunning�察�robbery�拭�They'd         
just killed them�察�not five or ten minutes before�察�for the bodies            
were still warm�察�and at once�察�leaving the flat open�察�knowing that           
people would go there at once�察�flinging away their booty�察�they              
rolled about like children�察�laughing and attracting general attention。      
And there are a dozen witnesses to swear to that� ─                         �
  ;Of course it is strange� �It's impossible�察�indeed�察�but。。。;                
  ;No�察�brother�察�no buts。 And if the ear´rings' being found in               
Nikolay's hands at the very day and hour of the murder constitutes          
an important piece of circumstantial evidence against him´ although         
the explanation given by him accounts for it�察�and therefore it does         
not tell seriously against him´ one must take into consideration the        
facts which prove him innocent�察�especially as they are facts that           
cannot be denied。 And do you suppose�察�from the character of our             
legal system�察�that they will accept�察�or that they are in a position to      
accept�察�this fact´ resting simply on a psychological impossibility´ as      
irrefutable and conclusively breaking down the circumstantial evidence      
for the prosecution�拭�No�察�they won't accept it�察�they certainly won't�察       �
because they found the jewel´case and the man tried to hang himself�察       �
'which he could not have done if he hadn't felt guilty。' That's the         
point�察�that's what excites me�察�you must understand� ─                       �
  ;Oh�察�I see you are excited� �Wait a bit。 I forgot to ask you�察�what         
proof is there that the box came from the old woman�拭─                      �
  ;That's been proved�察─�said Razumihin with apparent reluctance�察           �
frowning。 ;Koch recognised the jewel´case and gave the name of the          
owner�察�who proved conclusively that it was his。;                            
  ;That's bad。 Now another point。 Did any one see Nikolay at the            
time that Koch and Pestryakov were going upstairs at first�察�and is          
there no evidence about that�拭─                                             �
  ;Nobody did see him�察─�Razumihin answered with vexation。 ;That's           
the worst of it。 Even Koch and Pestryakov did not notice them on their      
way upstairs�察�though�察�indeed�察�their evidence could not have been worth      
much。 They said they saw the flat was open�察�and that there must be          
work going on in it�察�but they took no special notice and could not          
remember whether there actually were men at work in it。;                    
  ;Hm� �。。 So the only evidence for the defence is that they were            
beating one another and laughing。 That constitutes a strong                 
presumption�察�but。。。 How do you explain the facts yourself�拭─                �
  ;How do I explain them�拭�What is there to explain�拭�It's clear。 At any      
rate�察�the direction in which explanation is to be sought is clear�察�and      
the jewel´case points to it。 The real murderer dropped those                
ear´rings。 The murderer was upstairs�察�locked in�察�when Koch and              
Pestryakov knocked at the door。 Koch�察�like an ass�察�did not stay at the      
door�察�so the murderer popped out and ran down�察�too�察�for he had no           
other way of escape。 He hid from Koch�察�Pestryakov and the porter in         
the flat when Nikolay and Dmitri had just run out of it。 He stopped         
there while the porter and others were going upstairs�察�waited till          
they were out of hearing�察�and then went calmly downstairs at the            
very minute when Dmitri and Nikolay ran out into the street and             
there was no one in the entry�察�possibly he was seen�察�but not                
noticed。 There are lots of people going in and out。 He must have            
dropped the ear´rings out of his pocket when he stood behind the door�察     �
and did not notice he dropped them�察�because he had other things to          
think of。 The jewel´case is a conclusive proof that he did stand            
there。。。。 That's how I explain it。;                                         
  ;Too clever� �No�察�my boy�察�you're too clever。 That beats everything。;       
  ;But�察�why�察�why�拭─                                                         �
  ;Why�察�because everything fits too well。。。 it's too melodramatic。;         
  ;A´ach� ─�Razumihin was exclaiming�察�but at that moment the door            
opened and a personage came in who was a stranger to all present。           

                                                                            

                             Chapter Five                                   
                                                                          
  THIS WAS a gentleman no longer young�察�of a stiff and portly               
appearance�察�and a cautious and sour countenance。 He began by                
stopping short in the doorway�察�staring about him with offensive and         
undisguised astonishment�察�as though asking himself what sort of             
place he had come to。 Mistrustfully and with an affectation of being        
alarmed and almost affronted�察�he scanned Raskolnikov's low and              
narrow ;cabin。; With the same amazement he stared at Raskolnikov�察          �
who lay undressed�察�dishevelled�察�unwashed�察�on his miserable dirty sofa�察     �
looking fixedly at him。 Then with the same deliberation he scrutinised      
the uncouth�察�unkempt figure and unshaven face of Razumihin�察�who looked      
him boldly and inquiringly in the face without rising from his seat。 A      
constrained silence lasted for a couple of minutes�察�and then�察�as might      
be expected�察�some scene´shifting took place。 Reflecting�察�probably from      
certain fairly unmistakable signs�察�that he would get nothing in this        
;cabin; by attempting to overawe them�察�the gentleman softened               
somewhat�察�and civilly�察�though with some severity�察�emphasising every         
syllable of his question�察�addressed Zossimov�此                              �
  ;Rodion Romanovitch Raskolnikov�察�a student�察�or formerly a student�拭─      �
  Zossimov made a slight movement�察�and would have answered�察�had not         
Razumihin anticipated him。                                                  
  ;Here he is lying on the sofa� �What do you want�拭─                        �
  This familiar ;what do you want; seemed to cut the ground from the        
feet of the pompous gentleman。 He was turning to Razumihin�察�but             
checked himself in time and turned to Zossimov again。                       
  ;This is Raskolnikov�察─�mumbled Zossimov�察�nodding towards him。 Then        
he gave a prolonged yawn�察�opening his mouth as wide as possible。            
Then he lazily put his hand into his waistcoat´pocket�察�pulled out a         
huge gold watch in a round hunter's case�察�opened it�察�looked at it           
and as slowly and lazily proceeded to put it back。                          
  Raskolnikov himself lay without speaking�察�on his back�察�gazing             
persistently�察�though 'without understanding�察�at the stranger。 Now that      
his face was turned away from the strange flower on the paper�察�it           
was extremely pale and wore a look of anguish�察�as though he had just        
undergone an agonising operation or just been taken from the rack。 But      
the new´comer gradually began to arouse hi

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