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soul�察�into his consciousness。 Suddenly Razumihin started。 Something         
strange�察�as it were�察�passed between them。。。。 Some idea�察�some hint as        
it were�察�slipped�察�something awful�察�hideous�察�and suddenly understood on      
both sides。。。。 Razumihin turned pale。                                       
  ;Do you understand now�拭─�said Raskolnikov�察�his face twitching             
nervously。 ;Go back�察�go to them�察─�he said suddenly�察�and turning             
quickly�察�he went out of the house。                                          
  I will not attempt to describe how Razumihin went back to the             
ladies�察�how he soothed them�察�how he protested that Rodya needed rest        
in his illness�察�protested that Rodya was sure to come�察�that he would        
come every day�察�that he was very�察�very much upset�察�that he must not be      
irritated�察�that he�察�Razumihin�察�would watch over him�察�would get him a        
doctor�察�the best doctor�察�a consultation。。。。 In fact from that               
evening Razumihin took his place with them as a son and a brother。          

                                                                            

                             Chapter Four                                   
                                                                           
  RASKOLNIKOV WENT straight to the house on the canal bank where Sonia      
lived。 It was an old green house of three storeys。 He found the porter      
and obtained from him vague directions as to the whereabouts of             
Kapernaumov�察�the tailor。 Having found in the corner of the courtyard        
the entrance to the dark and narrow staircase�察�he mounted to the            
second floor and came out into a gallery that ran round the whole           
second storey over the yard。 While he was wandering in the darkness�察       �
uncertain where to turn for Kapernaumov's door�察�a door opened three         
paces from him�察�he mechanically took hold of it。                            
  ;Who is there�拭─�a woman's voice asked uneasily。                           
  ;It's I。。。 come to see you�察─�answered Raskolnikov and he walked into      
the tiny entry。                                                             
  On a broken chair stood a candle in a battered copper candlestick。        
  ;It's you� �Good heavens� ─�cried Sonia weakly and she stood rooted to      
the spot。                                                                   
  ;Which is your room�拭�This way�拭─�and Raskolnikov�察�trying not to            
look at her�察�hastened in。                                                   
  A minute later Sonia�察�too�察�came in with the candle�察�set down the          
candlestick and�察�completely disconcerted�察�stood before him                  
inexpressibly agitated and apparently frightened by his unexpected          
visit。 The colour rushed suddenly to her pale face and tears came into      
her eyes。。。 She felt sick and ashamed and happy�察�too。。。。 Raskolnikov        
turned away quickly and sat on a chair by the table。 He scanned the         
room in a rapid glance。                                                     
  It was a large but exceeding low´pitched room�察�the only one let by        
the Kapernaumovs�察�to whose rooms a closed door led in the wall on           
the left。 In the opposite side on the right hand wall was another           
door�察�always kept locked。 That led to the next flat�察�which formed a         
separate lodging。 Sonia's room looked like a barn�察�it was a very            
irregular quadrangle and this gave it a grotesque appearance。 A wall        
with three windows looking out on to the canal ran aslant so that           
one corner formed a very acute angle�察�and it was difficult to see in        
it without very strong light。 The other corner was                          
disproportionately obtuse。 There was scarcely any furniture in the big      
room�此�in the corner on the right was a bedstead�察�beside it�察�nearest         
the door�察�a chair。 A plain�察�deal table covered by a blue cloth stood        
against the same wall�察�close to the door into the other flat。 Two           
rush´bottom chairs stood by the table。 On the opposite wall near the        
acute angle stood a small plain wooden chest of drawers looking�察�as it      
were�察�lost in a desert。 That was all there was in the room。 The             
yellow�察�scratched and shabby wall´paper was black in the corners。 It        
must have been damp and full of fumes in the winter。 There was every        
sign of poverty�察�even the bedstead had no curtain。                          
  Sonia looked in silence at her visitor�察�who was so attentively and        
unceremoniously scrutinising her room�察�and even began at last to            
tremble with terror�察�as though she was standing before her judge and        
the arbiter of her destinies。                                               
  ;I am late。。。。 eleven�察�isn't it�拭─�he asked�察�still not lifting his         
eyes。                                                                       
  ;Yes�察─�muttered Sonia�察 �oh�察�yes�察�it is�察─�she added�察�hastily�察�as           
though in that lay her means of escape。 ;My landlady's clock has            
just struck。。。 I heard it myself。。。。;                                       
  ;I've come to you for the last time�察─�Raskolnikov went on                 
gloomily�察�although this was the first time。 ;I may perhaps not see you      
again。。。;                                                                   
  ;Are you。。。 going away�拭─                                                 �
  ;I don't know。。。 to´morrow。。。。;                                           
  ;Then you are not coming to Katerina Ivanovna to´morrow�拭─�Sonia's         
voice shook。                                                                
  ;I don't know。 I shall know to´morrow morning。。。。 Never mind that�此       �
I've come to say one word。。。。;                                              
  He raised his brooding eyes to her and suddenly noticed that he           
was sitting down while she was all the while standing before him。           
  ;Why are you standing�拭�Sit down�察─�he said in a changed voice�察�gentle      
and friendly。                                                               
  She sat down。 He looked kindly and almost compassionately at her。         
  ;How thin you are� �What a hand� �Quite transparent�察�like a dead            
hand。;                                                                      
  He took her hand。 Sonia smiled faintly。                                   
  ;I have always been like that�察─�she said。                                 
  ;Even when you lived at home�拭─                                           �
  ;Yes。;                                                                    
  ;Of course�察�you were�察─�he added abruptly and the expression of his        
face and the sound of his voice changed again suddenly。                     
  He looked round him once more。                                            
  ;You rent this room from the Kapernaumovs�拭─                              �
  ;Yes。。。。;                                                                 
  ;They live there�察�through that door�拭─                                    �
  ;Yes。。。。 They have another room like this。;                               
  ;All in one room�拭─                                                       �
  ;Yes。;                                                                    
  ;I should be afraid in your room at night�察─�he observed gloomily。         
  ;They are very good people�察�very kind�察─�answered Sonia�察�who still         
seemed bewildered�察 �and all the furniture�察�everything。。。 everything is      
theirs。 And they are very kind and the children�察�too�察�often come to         
see me。;                                                                    
  ;They all stammer�察�don't they�拭─                                          �
  ;Yes。。。。 He stammers and he's lame。 And his wife�察�too。。。。 It's not        
exactly that she stammers�察�but she can't speak plainly。 She is a            
very kind woman。 And he used to be a house serf。 And there are seven        
children。。。 and it's only the eldest one that stammers and the              
others are simply ill。。。 but they don't stammer。。。。 But where did           
you hear about them�拭─�she added with some surprise。                         
  ;Your father told me�察�then。 He told me all about you。。。。 And how you      
went out at six o'clock and came back at nine and how Katerina              
Ivanovna knelt down by your bed。;                                           
  Sonia was confused。                                                       
  ;I fancied I saw him to´day�察─�she whispered hesitatingly。                 
  ;Whom�拭─                                                                  �
  ;Father。 I was walking in the street�察�out there at the corner�察�about      
ten o'clock and he seemed to be walking in front。 It looked just            
like him。 I wanted to go to Katerina Ivanovna。。。。;                          
  ;You were walking in the streets�拭─                                       �
  ;Yes�察─�Sonia whispered abruptly�察�again overcome with confusion and        
looking down。                                                               
  ;Katerina Ivanovna used to beat you�察�I daresay�拭─                         �
  ;Oh no�察�what are you saying�拭�No� ─�Sonia looked at him almost with         
dismay。                                                                     
  ;You love her�察�then�拭─                                                    �
  ;Love her�拭�Of course� ─�said Sonia with plaintive emphasis�察�and she        
clasped her hands in distress。 ;Ah�察�you don't。。。。 If you only knew�         �
You see�察�she is quite like a child。。。。 Her mind is quite unhinged�察�you      
see。。。 from sorrow。 And how clever she used to be。。。 how generous。。。        
how kind� �Ah�察�you don't understand�察�you don't understand� ─                 �
  Sonia said this as though in despair�察�wringing her hands in               
excitement and distress。 Her pale cheeks 

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