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  ;In three weeks' time they'll welcome me in the madhouse� �I shall be      
there if I am not in a worse place�察─�he muttered to himself。                
  Sonia heard Raskolnikov's request distrustfully and moved                 
hesitatingly to the table。 She took the book however。                       
  ;Haven't you read it�拭─�she asked�察�looking up at him across the            
table。                                                                      
  Her voice became sterner and sterner。                                     
  ;Long ago。。。。 When I was at school。 Read� ─                               �
  ;And haven't you heard it in church�拭─                                    �
  ;I。。。 haven't been。 Do you often go�拭─                                    �
  ;N´no�察─�whispered Sonia。                                                  
  Raskolnikov smiled。                                                       
  ;I understand。。。。 And you won't go to your father's funeral               
to´morrow�拭─                                                                �
  ;Yes�察�I shall。 I was at church last week�察�too。。。 I had a requiem          
service。;                                                                   
  ;For whom�拭─                                                              �
  ;For Lizaveta。 She was killed with an axe。;                               
  His nerves were more and more strained。 His head began to go round。       
  ;Were you friends with Lizaveta�拭─                                        �
  ;Yes。。。。 She was good。。。 she used to come。。。 not often。。。 she             
couldn't。。。。 We used to read together and。。。 talk。 She will see God。;       
  The last phrase sounded strange in his ears。 And here was                 
something new again�此�the mysterious meetings with Lizaveta and both of      
them´ religious maniacs。                                                    
  ;I shall be a religious maniac myself soon� �It's infectious� ─            �
  ;Read� ─�he cried irritably and insistently。                               
  Sonia still hesitated。 Her heart was throbbing。 She hardly dared          
to read to him。 He looked almost with exasperation at the ;unhappy          
lunatic。;                                                                   
  ;What for�拭�You don't believe�拭�。。; she whispered softly and as it          
were breathlessly。                                                          
  ;Read� �I want you to�察─�he persisted。 ;You used to read to Lizaveta。;      
  Sonia opened the book and found the place。 Her hands were shaking�察       �
her voice failed her。 Twice she tried to begin and could not bring out      
the first syllable。                                                         
  ;Now a certain man was sick named Lazarus of Bethany。。。; she              
forced herself at last to read�察�but at the third word her voice             
broke like an overstrained string。 There was a catch in her breath。         
  Raskolnikov saw in part why Sonia could not bring herself to read to      
him and the more he saw this�察�the more roughly and irritably he             
insisted on her doing so。 He understood only too well how painful it        
was for her to betray and unveil all that was her own。 He understood        
that these feelings really were her secret treasure�察�which she had          
kept perhaps for years�察�perhaps from childhood�察�while she lived with        
an unhappy father and a distracted stepmother crazed by grief�察�in           
the midst of starving children and unseemly abuse and reproaches。           
But at the same time he knew now and knew for certain that�察�although        
it filled her with dread and suffering�察�yet she had a tormenting            
desire to read and to read to him that he might hear it�察�and to read        
now whatever might come of it� �。。 He read this in her eyes�察�he could        
see it in her intense emotion。 She mastered herself�察�controlled the         
spasm in her throat and went on reading the eleventh chapter of St。         
John。 She went on to the nineteenth verse�此                                 �
  ;And many of the Jews came to Martha and Mary to comfort them             
concerning their brother。                                                   
  Then Martha as soon as she heard that Jesus was coming went and           
met Him�此�but Mary sat still in the house。                                   
  Then said Martha unto Jesus�察�Lord�察�if Thou hadst been here�察�my            
brother had not died。                                                       
  But I know that even now whatsoever Thou wilt ask of God�察�God will        
give it Thee。。。。;                                                           
  Then she stopped again with a shamefaced feeling that her voice           
would quiver and break again。                                               
  ;Jesus said unto her�察�thy brother shall rise again。                       
  Martha saith unto Him�察�I know that he shall rise again in the             
resurrection�察�at the last day。                                              
  Jesus said unto her�察�I am the resurrection and the life�此�he that          
believeth in Me though he were dead�察�yet shall he live。                     
  And whosoever liveth and believeth in Me shall never die。                 
Believest thou this�拭                                                       �
  She saith unto Him�察─                                                     �
  ��And drawing a painful breath�察�Sonia read distinctly and forcibly as      
though she were making a public confession of faith。��                       
  ;Yea�察�Lord�此�I believe that Thou art the Christ�察�the Son of God Which      
should come into the world。;                                                
  She stopped and looked up quickly at him�察�but controlling herself         
went on reading。 Raskolnikov sat without moving�察�his elbows on the          
table and his eyes turned away。 She read to the thirty´second verse。        
  ;Then when Mary was come where Jesus was and saw Him�察�she fell            
down at His feet�察�saying unto Him�察�Lord if Thou hadst been here�察�my         
brother had not died。                                                       
  When Jesus therefore saw her weeping�察�and the Jews also weeping           
which came with her�察�He groaned in the spirit and was troubled�察            �
  And said�察�Where have ye laid him�拭�They said unto Him�察�Lord�察�come and      
see。                                                                        
  Jesus wept。                                                               
  Then said the Jews�察�behold how He loved him�                              �
  And some of them said�察�could not this Man which opened the eyes of        
the blind�察�have caused that even this man should not have died�拭─           �
  Raskolnikov turned and looked at her with emotion。 Yes�察�he had known      
it� �She was trembling in a real physical fever。 He had expected it。         
She was getting near the story of the greatest miracle and a feeling        
of immense triumph came over her。 Her voice rang out like a bell�察          �
triumph and joy gave it power。 The lines danced before her eyes�察�but        
she knew what she was reading by heart。 At the last verse ;Could not        
this Man which opened the eyes of the blind。。。; dropping her voice she      
passionately reproduced the doubt�察�the reproach and censure of the          
blind disbelieving Jews�察�who in another moment would fall at His            
feet as though struck by thunder�察�sobbing and believing。。。。 ;And he�察       �
he´ too�察�is blinded and unbelieving�察�he�察�too�察�will hear�察�he�察�too�察�will      
believe�察�yes�察�yes� �At once�察�now�察─�was what she was dreaming�察�and she        
was quivering with happy anticipation。                                      
  ;Jesus therefore again groaning in Himself cometh to the grave。 It        
was a cave�察�and a stone lay upon it。                                        
  Jesus said�察�Take ye away the stone。 Martha�察�the sister of him that        
was dead�察�saith unto Him�察�Lord by this time he stinketh�此�for he hath        
been dead four days。;                                                       
  She laid emphasis on the word four。                                       
  ;Jesus saith unto her�察�Said I not unto thee that if thou wouldest         
believe�察�thou shouldest see the glory of God�拭                              �
  Then they took away the stone from the place where the dead was           
laid。 And Jesus lifted up His eyes and said�察�Father�察�I thank Thee that      
Thou hast heard Me。                                                         
  And I knew that Thou hearest Me always�察�but because of the people         
which stand by I said it�察�that they may believe that Thou hast sent         
Me。                                                                         
  And when He thus had spoken�察�He cried with a loud voice�察�Lazarus�察        �
come forth。                                                                 
  And he that was dead came forth。;                                         
  ��She read loudly�察�cold and trembling with ecstasy�察�as though she          
were seeing it before her eyes。��                                            
  ;Bound hand and foot with graveclothes�察�and his face was bound about      
with a napkin。 Jesus saith unto them�察�Loose him and let him go。             
  Then many of the Jews which came to Mary and had seen the things          
which Jesus did believed on Him。;                                           
  She could read no more�察�closed the book and got up from her chair         
quickly。                                                                    
  ;That is all about the raising of Lazarus�察─�she whispered severely        
and abruptly�察�and turning away she stood motionless�察�not daring to          
raise her eyes to him。 She still trembled feverishly。 The candle´end        
was flickering out in the battered candlestick�察�dimly lighting up in        
the poverty´stricken room the murderer and t

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