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only capable of killing。 And it seems I wasn't even capable of that。。。      
Principle�拭�Why was that fool Razumihin abusing the socialists�拭�They         
are industrious�察�commercial people�察�'the happiness of all' is their         
case。 No�察�life is only given to me once and I shall never have it           
again�察�I don't want to wait for 'the happiness of all。' I want to live      
myself�察�or else better not live at all。 I simply couldn't pass by my        
mother starving�察�keeping my trouble in my pocket while I waited for         
the 'happiness of all。' I am putting my little brick into the               
happiness of all and so my heart is at peace。 Ha´ha� �Why have you           
let me slip�拭�I only live once�察�I too want。。。。 Ech�察�I am an aesthetic        
louse and nothing more�察─�he added suddenly�察�laughing like a madman。         
;Yes�察�I am certainly a louse�察─�he went on�察�clutching at the idea�察          �
gloating over it and playing with it with vindictive pleasure。 ;In the      
first place�察�because I can reason that I am one�察�and secondly�察�because      
for a month past I have been troubling benevolent Providence�察              �
calling it to witness that not for my own fleshly lusts did I               
undertake it�察�but with a grand and noble object´ ha´ha� �Thirdly�察           �
because I aimed at carrying it out as justly as possible�察�weighing�察        �
measuring and calculating。 Of all the lice I picked out the most            
useless one and proposed to take from her only as much as I needed for      
the first step�察�no more nor less ��so the rest would have gone to a          
monastery�察�according to her will�察�ha´ha�。�。 And what shows that I am         
utterly a louse�察─�he added�察�grinding his teeth�察 �is that I am               
perhaps viler and more loathsome than the louse I killed�察�and I felt        
beforehand that I should tell myself so after killing her。 Can              
anything be compared with the horror of that� �The vulgarity� �The            
abjectness� �I understand the 'prophet' with his sabre�察�on his steed�此       �
Allah commands and 'trembling' creation must obey� �The 'prophet' is         
right�察�he is right when he sets a battery across the street and             
blows up the innocent and the guilty without deigning to explain� �It's      
for you to obey�察�trembling creation�察�and not to have desires�察�for           
that's not for you� �。。 I shall never�察�never forgive the old woman� ─        �
  His hair was soaked with sweat�察�his quivering lips were parched�察�his      
eyes were fixed on the ceiling。                                             
  ;Mother�察�sister´ how I loved them� �Why do I hate them now�拭�Yes�察�I         
hate them�察�I feel a physical hatred for them�察�I can't bear them near        
me。。。。 I went up to my mother and kissed her�察�I remember。。。。 To             
embrace her and think if she only knew。。。 shall I tell her then�拭           �
That's just what I might do。。。。 She must be the same as I am�察─�he           
added�察�straining himself to think�察�as it were struggling with               
delirium。 ;Ah�察�how I hate the old woman now� �I feel I should kill           
her again if she came to life� �Poor Lizaveta� �Why did she come              
in�拭�。。 It's strange though�察�why is it I scarcely ever think of her�察�as      
though I hadn't killed her� �Lizaveta� �Sonia� �Poor gentle things�察           �
with gentle eyes。。。。 Dear women� �Why don't they weep�拭�Why don't they        
moan�拭�They give up everything。。。 their eyes are soft and gentle。。。。         
Sonia�察�Sonia� �Gentle Sonia� ─                                               �
  He lost consciousness�察�it seemed strange to him that he didn't            
remember how he got into the street。 It was late evening。 The twilight      
had fallen and the full moon was shining more and more brightly�察�but        
there was a peculiar breathlessness in the air。 There were crowds of        
people in the street�察�workmen and business people were making their         
way home�察�other people had come out for a walk�察�there was a smell of        
mortar�察�dust and stagnant water。 Raskolnikov walked along�察�mournful         
and anxious�察�he was distinctly aware of having come out with a              
purpose�察�of having to do something in a hurry�察�but what it was he           
had forgotten。 Suddenly he stood still and saw a man standing on the        
other side of the street�察�beckoning to him。 He crossed over to him�察        �
but at once the man turned and walked away with his head hanging�察�as        
though he had made no sign to him。 ;Stay�察�did he really beckon�拭─           �
Raskolnikov wondered�察�but he tried to overtake him。 When he was within      
ten paces he recognised him and was frightened�察�it was the same man         
with stooping shoulders in the long coat。 Raskolnikov followed him          
at a distance�察�his heart was beating�察�they went down a turning�察�the         
man still did not look round。 ;Does he know I am following him�拭─           �
thought Raskolnikov。 The man went into the gateway of a big house。          
Raskolnikov hastened to the gate and looked in to see whether he would      
look round and sign to him。 In the courtyard the man did turn round         
and again seemed to beckon him。 Raskolnikov at once followed him            
into the yard�察�but the man was gone。 He must have gone up the first         
staircase。 Raskolnikov rushed after him。 He heard slow measured             
steps two flights above。 The staircase seemed strangely familiar。 He        
reached the window on the first floor�察�the moon shone through the           
panes with a melancholy and mysterious light�察�then he reached the           
second floor。 Bah� �this is the flat where the painters were at work。。。      
but how was it he did not recognise it at once�拭�The steps of the man        
above had died away。 ;So he must have stopped or hidden somewhere。; He      
reached the third storey�察�should he go on�拭�There was a stillness            
that was dreadful。。。。 But he went on。 The sound of his own footsteps        
scared and frightened him。 How dark it was� �The man must be hiding          
in some corner here。 Ah� �the flat was standing wide open�察�he hesitated      
and went in。 It was very dark and empty in the passage�察�as though           
everything had been removed�察�he crept on tiptoe into the parlour which      
was flooded with moonlight。 Everything there was as before�察�the             
chairs�察�the looking´glass�察�the yellow sofa and the pictures in the          
frames。 A huge�察�round�察�copper´red moon looked in at the windows。 ;It's      
the moon that makes it so still�察�weaving some mystery�察─�thought             
Raskolnikov。 He stood and waited�察�waited a long while�察�and the more         
silent the moonlight�察�the more violently his heart beat�察�till it was        
painful。 And still the same hush。 Suddenly he heard a momentary             
sharp crack like the snapping of a splinter and all was still again。 A      
fly flew up suddenly and struck the window pane with a plaintive buzz。      
At that moment he noticed in the corner between the window and the          
little cupboard something like a cloak hanging on the wall。 ;Why is         
that cloak here�拭─�he thought�察 �it wasn't there before。。。。; He went          
up to it quietly and felt that there was some one hiding behind it。 He      
cautiously moved the cloak and saw�察�sitting on a chair in the               
corner�察�the old woman bent double so that he couldn't see her face�察        �
but it was she。 He stood over her。 ;She is afraid�察─�he thought。 He          
stealthily took the axe from the noose and struck her one blow�察�then        
another on the skull。 But strange to say she did not stir�察�as though        
she were made of wood。 He was frightened�察�bent down nearer and tried        
to look at her�察�but she�察�too�察�bent her head lower。 He bent right            
down to the ground and peeped up into her face from below�察�he peeped        
and turned cold with horror�此�the old woman was sitting and laughing�察       �
shaking with noiseless laughter�察�doing her utmost that he should not        
hear it。 Suddenly he fancied that the door from the bedroom was opened      
a little and that there was laughter and whispering within。 He was          
overcome with frenzy and he began hitting the old woman on the head         
with all his force�察�but at every blow of the axe the laughter and           
whispering from the bedroom grew louder and the old woman was simply        
shaking with mirth。 He was rushing away�察�but the passage was full of        
people�察�the doors of the flats stood open and on the landing�察�on the        
stairs and everywhere below there were people�察�rows of heads�察�all           
looking�察�but huddled together in silence and expectation。 Something         
gripped his heart�察�his legs were rooted to the spot�察�they would not         
move。。。。 He tried to scream and woke up。                                    
  He drew a deep breath´ but his dream seemed strangely to persist�此        �
his door was flung open and a man whom he had never seen stood in           
the doorway watching him intently。                                          
  Raskolnikov had hardly opened his eyes and he instantly closed            
them again。 He lay on his back without stirring。                            
  ;Is it still a dream�拭─�he wondered and again raised his eyelids           
hardly perceptibly�察�the stranger was standing in the same place�察�still      
watching him。                                                               
  He stepped cautiously into the room�察�carefully closing the door           
after him�察�went up to the table�察�paused a moment�察�still keeping his         
eyes on Raskolnikov and noiselessly seated himself on the chair by the      
sofa�察�he put his hat on the floor beside him and leaned his hands on        
his cane and his chin on his hands。 It was evident that he was              
prepared to wait indefinitely。 As far as Raskolnikov could make out         
from his stolen glances�察�he was a man no longer young�察�stout�察�with a        
full�察�fair�察�almost whitish beard。           

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