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Some porters were carrying out a sofa and they squeezed me against the
wall。 But painters。。。 no�察�I don't remember that there were any
painters�察�and I don't think that there was a flat open anywhere�察�no�察 �
there wasn't。;
;What do you mean�拭─�Razumihin shouted suddenly�察�as though he had
reflected and realised。 ;Why�察�it was on the day of the murder the
painters were at work�察�and he was there three days before�拭�What are
you asking�拭─ �
;Foo� �I have muddled it� ─�Porfiry slapped himself on the forehead。
;Deuce take it� �This business is turning my brain� ─�he addressed
Raskolnikov somewhat apologetically。 ;It would be such a great thing
for us to find out whether any one had seen them between seven and
eight at the flat�察�so I fancied you could perhaps have told us
something。。。。 I quite muddled it。;
;Then you should be more careful�察─�Razumihin observed grimly。
The last words were uttered in the passage。 Porfiry Petrovitch saw
them to the door with excessive politeness。
They went out into the street gloomy and sullen�察�and for some
steps they did not say a word。 Raskolnikov drew a deep breath。
Chapter Six
;I DON'T BELIEVE it�察�I can't believe it� ─�repeated Razumihin�察�trying
in perplexity to refute Raskolnikov's arguments。
They were by now approaching Bakaleyev's lodgings�察�where Pulcheria
Alexandrovna and Dounia had been expecting them a long while。
Razumihin kept stopping on the way in the heat of discussion�察�confused
and excited by the very fact that they were for the first time
speaking openly about it。
;Don't believe it�察�then� ─�answered Raskolnikov�察�with a cold�察 �
careless smile。 ;You were noticing nothing as usual�察�but I was
weighing every word。;
;You are suspicious。 That is why you weighed their words。。。 h'm。。。
certainly�察�I agree�察�Porfiry's tone was rather strange�察�and still
more that wretch Zametov� �。。 You are right�察�there was something
about him´ but why�拭�Why�拭─ �
;He has changed his mind since last night。;
;Quite the contrary� �If they had that brainless idea�察�they would
do their utmost to hide it�察�and conceal their cards�察�so as to catch
you afterwards。。。。 But it was all impudent and careless。;
;If they had had facts´ I mean�察�real facts´ or at least grounds
for suspicion�察�then they would certainly have tried to hide their
game�察�in the hope of getting more ��they would have made a search
long ago besides��。 But they have no facts�察�not one。 It is all
mirage´ all ambiguous。 Simply a floating idea。 So they try to throw me
out by impudence。 And perhaps�察�he was irritated at having no facts�察 �
and blurted it out in his vexation´ or perhaps he has some plan。。。
he seems an intelligent man。 Perhaps he wanted to frighten me by
pretending to know。 They have a psychology of their own�察�brother。
But it is loathsome explaining it all。 Stop� ─ �
;And it's insulting�察�insulting� �I understand you。 But。。。 since we
have spoken openly now ��and it is an excellent thing that we have at
last´ I am glad�� I will own now frankly that I noticed it in them long
ago�察�this idea。 Of course the merest hint only´ an insinuation´ but
why an insinuation even�拭�How dare they�拭�What foundation have they�拭 �
If only you knew how furious I have been。 Think only� �Simply because a
poor student�察�unhinged by poverty and hypochondria�察�on the eve of a
severe delirious illness ��note that���察�suspicious�察�vain�察�proud�察�who has
not seen a soul to speak to for six months�察�in rags and in boots
without soles�察�has to face some wretched policemen and put up with
their insolence�察�and the unexpected debt thrust under his nose�察�the
I。O。U。 presented by Tchebarov�察�the new paint�察�thirty degrees Reaumur
and a stifling atmosphere�察�a crowd of people�察�the talk about the
murder of a person where he had been just before�察�and all that on an
empty stomach´ he might well have a fainting fit� �And that�察�that is
what they found it all on� �Damn them� �I understand how annoying it is�察 �
but in your place�察�Rodya�察�I would laugh at them�察�or better still�察�spit
in their ugly faces�察�and spit a dozen times in all directions。 I'd hit
out in all directions�察�neatly too�察�and so I'd put an end to it。 Damn
them� �Don't be downhearted。 It's a shame� ─ �
;He really has put it well�察�though�察─�Raskolnikov thought。
;Damn them�拭�But the cross´examination again�察�to´morrow�拭─�he said
with bitterness。 ;Must I really enter into explanations with them�拭�I
feel vexed as it is that I condescended to speak to Zametov
yesterday in the restaurant。。。。;
;Damn it� �I will go myself to Porfiry。 I will squeeze it out of him�察 �
as one of the family�此�he must let me know the ins and outs of it
all� �And as for Zametov。。。;
;At last he sees through him� ─�thought Raskolnikov。
;Stay� ─�cried Razumihin�察�seizing him by the shoulder again。 ;Stay� �
you were wrong。 I have thought it out。 You are wrong� �How was that a
trap�拭�You say that the question about the workmen was a trap。 But if
you had done that�察�could you have said you had seen them painting
the flat。。。 and the workmen�拭�On the contrary�察�you would have seen
nothing�察�even if you had seen it。 Who would own it against himself�拭─ �
;If I had done that thing�察�I should certainly have said that I had
seen the workmen and the flat。; Raskolnikov answered�察�with
reluctance and obvious disgust。
;But why speak against yourself�拭─ �
;Because only peasants�察�or the most inexperienced novices deny
everything flatly at examinations。 If a man is ever so little
developed and experienced�察�he will certainly try to admit all the
external facts that can't be avoided�察�but will seek other explanations
of them�察�will introduce some special�察�unexpected turn�察�that will
give them another significance and put them in another light。
Porfiry might well reckon that I should be sure to answer so�察�and
say I had seen them to give an air of truth�察�and then make some
explanation。;
;But he would have told you at once�察�that the workmen could not have
been there two days before�察�and that therefore you must have been
there on the day of the murder at eight o'clock。 And so he would
have caught you over a detail。;
;Yes�察�that is what he was reckoning on�察�that I should not have
time to reflect�察�and should be in a hurry to make the most likely
answer�察�and so would forget that the workmen could not have been there
two days before。;
;But how could you forget it�拭─ �
;Nothing easier。 It is in just such stupid things clever people
are most easily caught。 The more cunning a man is�察�the less he
suspects that he will be caught in a simple thing。 The more cunning
a man is�察�the simpler the trap he must be caught in。 Porfiry is not
such a fool as you think。。。。;
;He is a knave then�察�if that is so� ─ �
Raskolnikov could not help laughing。 But at the very moment�察�he
was struck by the strangeness of his own frankness�察�and the
eagerness with which he had made this explanation�察�though he had
kept up all the preceding conversation with gloomy repulsion�察 �
obviously with a motive�察�from necessity。
;I am getting a relish for certain aspects� ─�he thought to
himself。 But almost at the same instant�察�he became suddenly uneasy�察�as
though an unexpected and alarming idea had occurred to him。 His
uneasiness kept on increasing。 They had just reached the entrance to
Bakaleyev's。
;Go in alone� ─�said Raskolnikov suddenly。 ;I will be back directly。;
;Where are you going�拭�Why�察�we are just here。;
;I can't help it。。。。 I will come in half an hour。 Tell them。;
;Say what you like�察�I will come with you。;
;You�察�too�察�want to torture me� ─�he screamed�察�with such bitter
irritation�察�such despair in his eyes that Razumihin's hands dropped。
He stood for some time on the steps�察�looking gloomily at Raskolnikov
striding rapidly away in the direction of his lodging。 At last�察 �
gritting his teeth and clenching his fist�察�he swore he would squeeze
Porfiry like a lemon that very day�察�and w