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liberty to imagine though that I am making up to you with a motive�察 �
particularly as I told you I want to see your sister about
something。 But I'll confess frankly�察�I am very much bored。 The last
three days especially�察�so I am delighted to see you。。。。 Don't be
angry�察�Rodion Romanovitch�察�but you seem to be somehow awfully
strange yourself。 Say what you like�察�there's something wrong with you�察 �
and now�察�too。。。 not this very minute�察�I mean�察�but now�察�generally。。。。
Well�察�well�察�I won't�察�I won't�察�don't scowl� �I am not such a bear�察�you
know�察�as you think。;
Raskolnikov looked gloomily at him。
;You are not a bear�察�perhaps�察�at all�察─�he said。 ;I fancy indeed that
you are a man of very good breeding�察�or at least know how on
occasion to behave like one。;
;I am not particularly interested in any one's opinion�察─ �
Svidrigailov answered�察�dryly and even with a shade of haughtiness�察 �
;and therefore why not be vulgar at times when vulgarity is such a
convenient cloak for our climate。。。 and especially if one has a
natural propensity that way�察─�he added�察�laughing again。
;But I've heard you have many friends here。 You are�察�as they say�察 �
'not without connections。' What can you want with me�察�then�察�unless
you've some special object�拭─ �
;That's true that I have friends here�察─�Svidrigailov admitted�察�not
replying to the chief point。 ;I've met some already。 I've been
lounging about for the last three days�察�and I've seen them�察�or they've
seen me。 That's a matter of course。 I am well dressed and reckoned not
a poor man�察�the emancipation of the serfs hasn't affected me�察�my
property consists chiefly of forests and water meadows。 The revenue
has not fallen off�察�but。。。 I am not going to see them�察�I was sick of
them long ago。 I've been here three days and have called on no one。。。。
What a town it is� �How has it come into existence among us�察�tell me
that�拭�A town of officials and students of all sorts。 Yes�察�there's a
great deal I didn't notice when I was here eight years ago�察�kicking up
my heels。。。。 My only hope now is in anatomy�察�by Jove�察�it is� ─ �
;Anatomy�拭─ �
;But as for these clubs�察�Dussauts�察�parades�察�or progress�察�indeed�察�may
be´ well�察�all that can go on without me�察─�he went on�察�again without
noticing the question。 ;Besides�察�who wants to be a card´sharper�拭─ �
;Why�察�have you been a card´sharper then�拭─ �
;How could I help being�拭�There was a regular set of us�察�men of the
best society�察�eight years ago�察�we had a fine time。 And all men of
breeding�察�you know�察�poets�察�men of property。 And indeed as a rule in
our Russian society�察�the best manners are found among those who've
been thrashed�察�have you noticed that�拭�I've deteriorated in the
country。 But I did get into prison for debt�察�through a low Greek who
came from Nezhin。 Then Marfa Petrovna turned up�察�she bargained with
him and bought me off for thirty thousand silver pieces ��I owed
seventy thousand��。 We were united in lawful wedlock and she bore me
off into the country like a treasure。 You know she was five years
older than I。 She was very fond of me。 For seven years I never left
the country。 And�察�take note�察�that all my life she held a document over
me�察�the I。O。U。 for thirty thousand roubles�察�so if I were to elect to
be restive about anything I should be trapped at once� �And she would
have done it� �Women find nothing incompatible in that。;
;If it hadn't been for that�察�would you have given her the slip�拭─ �
;I don't know what to say。 It was scarcely the document restrained
me。 I didn't want to go anywhere else。 Marfa Petrovna herself
invited me to go abroad�察�seeing I was bored�察�but I've been abroad
before�察�and always felt sick there。 For no reason�察�but the sunrise�察 �
the bay of Naples�察�the sea´ you look at them and it makes you sad。
What's most revolting is that one is really sad� �No�察�it's better at
home。 Here at least one blames others for everything and excuses
oneself。 I should have gone perhaps on an expedition to the North
Pole�察�because j'ai le vin mauvais and hate drinking�察�and there's
nothing left but wine。 I have tried it。 But�察�I say�察�I've been told
Berg is going up in a great balloon next Sunday from the Yusupov
Garden and will take up passengers at a fee。 Is it true�拭─ �
;Why�察�would you go up�拭─ �
;I。。。 No�察�oh�察�no�察─�muttered Svidrigailov really seeming to be deep
in thought。
;What does he mean�拭�Is he in earnest�拭─�Raskolnikov wondered。
;No�察�the document didn't restrain me�察─�Svidrigailov went on�察 �
meditatively。 ;It was my own doing�察�not leaving the country�察�and
nearly a year ago Marfa Petrovna gave me back the document on my
name day and made me a present of a considerable sum of money�察�too。
She had a fortune�察�you know。 'You see how I trust you�察�Arkady
Ivanovitch'´ that was actually her expression。 You don't believe she
used it�拭�But do you know I managed the estate quite decently�察�they
know me in the neighbourhood。 I ordered books�察�too。 Marfa Petrovna
at first approved�察�but afterwards she was afraid of my over´studying。;
;You seem to be missing Marfa Petrovna very much�拭─ �
;Missing her�拭�Perhaps。 Really�察�perhaps I am。 And�察�by the way�察�do you
believe in ghosts�拭─ �
;What ghosts�拭─ �
;Why�察�ordinary ghosts。;
;Do you believe in them�拭─ �
;Perhaps not�察�pour vous plaire。。。。 I wouldn't say no exactly。;
;Do you see them�察�then�拭─ �
Svidrigailov looked at him rather oddly。
;Marfa Petrovna is pleased to visit me�察─�he said�察�twisting his mouth
into a strange smile。
;How do you mean 'she is pleased to visit you'�拭─ �
;She has been three times。 I saw her first on the very day of the
funeral�察�an hour after she was buried。 It was the day before I left to
come here。 The second time was the day before yesterday�察�at
daybreak�察�on the journey at the station of Malaya Vishera�察�and the
third time was two hours ago in the room where I am staying。 I was
alone。;
;Were you awake�拭─ �
;Quite awake。 I was wide awake every time。 She comes�察�speaks to me
for a minute and goes out at the door´ always at the door。 I can
almost hear her。;
;What made me think that something of the sort must be happening
to you�拭─�Raskolnikov said suddenly。
At the same moment he was surprised at having said it。 He was much
excited。
;What� �Did you think so�拭─�Svidrigailov asked in astonishment。 ;Did
you really�拭�Didn't I say that there was something in common between
us�察�eh�拭─ �
;You never said so� ─�Raskolnikov cried sharply and with heat。
;Didn't I�拭─ �
;No� ─ �
;I thought I did。 When I came in and saw you lying with your eyes
shut�察�pretending�察�I said to myself at once 'here's the man。';
;What do you mean by 'the man��' What are you talking about�拭─�cried
Raskolnikov。
;What do I mean�拭�I really don't know。。。。; Svidrigailov muttered
ingenuously�察�as though he�察�too�察�were puzzled。
For a minute they were silent。 They stared in each other's faces。
;That's all nonsense� ─�Raskolnikov shouted with vexation。 ;What does
she say when she comes to you�拭─ �
;She� �Would you believe it�察�she talks of the silliest trifles and´
man is a strange creature´ it makes me angry。 The first time she
came in ��I was tired you know�此�the funeral service�察�the funeral
ceremony�察�the lunch afterwards。 At last I was left alone in my
study。 I lighted a cigar and began to think���察�she came in at the door。
'You've been so busy to´day�察�Arkady Ivanovitch�察�you have forgotten
to wind the dining room clock��' she said。 All those seven years I've
wound that clock every week�察�and if I forgot it she would always
remind me。 The next day I set off on my way here。 I got out at the
station at daybreak�察�I'd been asleep�察�tired out�察�with my eyes half
open�察�I was drinking some coffee。 I looked up and there was suddenly
Marfa Petrovna sitting beside me with a pack of cards in her hands。
'Shall I tell your fortune for the journey�察�