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;Quite so�察�but what drove him�察�or rather perhaps disposed him�察�to
suicide�察�was the systematic persecution and severity of Mr。
Svidrigailov。;
;I don't know that�察─�answered Dounia�察�dryly。 ;I only heard a queer
story that Philip was a sort of hypochondriac�察�a sort of domestic
philosopher�察�the servants used to say�察�'he read himself silly��' and
that he hanged himself partly on account of Mr。 Svidrigailov's mockery
of him and not his blows。 When I was there he behaved well to the
servants�察�and they were actually fond of him�察�though they certainly
did blame him for Philip's death。;
;I perceive�察�Avdotya Romanovna�察�that you seem disposed to
undertake his defence all of a sudden�察─�Luzhin observed�察�twisting
his lips into an ambiguous smile�察 �there's no doubt that he is an
astute man�察�and insinuating where ladies are concerned�察�of which Marfa
Petrovna�察�who has died so strangely�察�is a terrible instance。 My only
desire has been to be of service to you and your mother with my
advice�察�in view of the renewed efforts which may certainly be
anticipated from him。 For my part it's my firm conviction�察�that he
will end in a debtor's prison again。 Marfa Petrovna had not the
slightest intention of settling anything substantial on him�察�having
regard for his children's interests�察�and�察�if she left him anything�察�it
would only be the merest sufficiency�察�something insignificant and
ephemeral�察�which would not last a year for a man of his habits。;
;Pyotr Petrovitch�察�I beg you�察─�said Dounia�察 �say no more of Mr。
Svidrigailov。 It makes me miserable。;
;He has just been to see me�察─�said Raskolnikov�察�breaking his silence
for the first time。
There were exclamations from all�察�and they all turned to him。 Even
Pyotr Petrovitch was roused。
;An hour and a half ago�察�he came in when I was asleep�察�waked me�察�and
introduced himself�察─�Raskolnikov continued。 ;He was fairly cheerful
and at ease�察�and quite hopes that we shall become friends。 He is
particularly anxious by the way�察�Dounia�察�for an interview with you�察�at
which he asked me to assist。 He has a proposition to make to you�察 �
and he told me about it。 He told me�察�too�察�that a week before her death
Marfa Petrovna left you three thousand roubles in her will�察�Dounia�察 �
and that you can receive the money very shortly。;
;Thank God� ─�cried Pulcheria Alexandrovna�察�crossing herself。 ;Pray
for her soul�察�Dounia� ─ �
;It's a fact� ─�broke from Luzhin。
;Tell us�察�what more�拭─�Dounia urged Raskolnikov。
;Then he said that he wasn't rich and all the estate was left to his
children who are now with an aunt�察�then that he was staying
somewhere not far from me�察�but where�察�I don't know�察�I didn't ask。。。。;
;But what�察�what does he want to propose to Dounia�拭─�cried
Pulcheria Alexandrovna in a fright。 ;Did he tell you�拭─ �
;Yes。;
;What was it�拭─ �
;I'll tell you afterwards。;
Raskolnikov ceased speaking and turned his attention to his tea。
Pyotr Petrovitch looked at his watch。
;I am compelled to keep a business engagement�察�and so I shall not be
in your way�察─�he added with an air of some pique and he began
getting up。
;Don't go�察�Pyotr Petrovitch�察─�said Dounia�察 �you intended to spend
the evening。 Besides�察�you wrote yourself that you wanted to have an
explanation with mother。;
;Precisely so�察�Avdotya Romanovna�察─�Pyotr Petrovitch answered
impressively�察�sitting down again�察�but still holding his hat。 ;I
certainly desired an explanation with you and your honoured mother
upon a very important point indeed。 But as your brother cannot speak
openly in my presence to some proposals of Mr。 Svidrigailov�察�I�察�too�察 �
do not desire and am not able to speak openly。。。 in the presence of
others。。。 of certain matters of the greatest gravity。 Moreover�察�my
most weighty and urgent request has been disregarded。。。。;
Assuming an aggrieved air�察�Luzhin relapsed into dignified silence。
;Your request that my brother should not be present at our meeting
was disregarded solely at my instance�察─�said Dounia。 ;You wrote that
you had been insulted by my brother�察�I think that this must be
explained at once�察�and you must be reconciled。 And if Rodya really has
insulted you�察�then he should and will apologise。;
Pyotr Petrovitch took a stronger line。
;There are insults�察�Avdotya Romanovna�察�which no good´will can make
us forget。 There is a line in everything which it is dangerous to
overstep�察�and when it has been overstepped�察�there is no return。;
;That wasn't what I was speaking of exactly�察�Pyotr Petrovitch�察─ �
Dounia interrupted with some impatience。 ;Please understand that our
whole future depends now on whether all this is explained and set
right as soon as possible。 I tell you frankly at the start that I
cannot look at it in any other light�察�and if you have the least regard
for me�察�all this business must be ended to´day�察�however hard that
may be。 I repeat that if my brother is to blame he will ask your
forgiveness。;
;I am surprised at your putting the question like that�察─�said
Luzhin�察�getting more and more irritated。 ;Esteeming�察�and so to say�察 �
adoring you�察�I may at the same time�察�very well indeed�察�be able to
dislike some member of your family。 Though I lay claim to the
happiness of your hand�察�I cannot accept duties incompatible with。。。;
;Ah�察�don't be so ready to take offence�察�Pyotr Petrovitch�察─�Dounia
interrupted with feeling�察 �and be the sensible and generous man I have
always considered�察�and wish to consider�察�you to be。 I've given you a
great promise�察�I am your betrothed。 Trust me in this matter and�察 �
believe me�察�I shall be capable of judging impartially。 My assuming the
part of judge is as much a surprise for my brother as for you。 When
I insisted on his coming to our interview to´day after your letter�察 �
I told him nothing of what I meant to do。 Understand that�察�if you
are not reconciled�察�I must choose between you´ it must be either you
or he。 That is how the question rests on your side and on his。 I don't
want to be mistaken in my choice�察�and I must not be。 For your sake I
must break off with my brother�察�for my brother's sake I must break off
with you。 I can find out for certain now whether he is a brother to
me�察�and I want to know it�察�and of you�察�whether I am dear to you�察 �
whether you esteem me�察�whether you are the husband for me。;
;Avdotya Romanovna�察─�Luzhin declared huffily�察 �your words are of too
much consequence to me�察�I will say more�察�they are offensive in view of
the position I have the honour to occupy in relation to you。 To say
nothing of your strange and offensive setting me on a level with an
impertinent boy�察�you admit the possibility of breaking your promise to
me。 You say 'you or he��' showing thereby of how little consequence I
am in your eyes。。。 I cannot let this pass considering the relationship
and。。。 the obligations existing between us。;
;What� ─�cried Dounia�察�flushing。 ;I set your interest beside all that
has hitherto been most precious in my life�察�what has made up the whole
of my life�察�and here you are offended at my making too little
account of you。;
Raskolnikov smiled sarcastically�察�Razumihin fidgeted�察�but Pyotr
Petrovitch did not accept the reproof�察�on the contrary�察�at every
word he became more persistent and irritable�察�as though he relished
it。
;Love for the future partner of your life�察�for your husband�察�ought
to outweigh your love for your brother�察─�he pronounced
sententiously�察 �and in any case I cannot be put on the same
level。。。。 Although I said so emphatically that I would not speak
openly in your brother's presence�察�nevertheless�察�I intend now to ask
your honoured mother for a necessary explanation on a point of great
importance closely affecting my dignity。 Your son�察─�he turned to
Pulcheria Alexandrovna�察 �yesterday in the presence of Mr。 Razsudkin
��or。。。 I think that's it�拭�excuse me I have forgotten your surname�察─�he
bowed politely to Razumihin�� ;insulted me by misrepresenting the
idea I expressed to you in a private conversation�察�drinking coffee�察 �
that is�察�that marriage with a poor girl who has had experience of
trouble is more advantageous from the conjugal point of view than with
one who has lived in luxury�察�since it is mor