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himself to death� �What's more he will provide me with a mathematical        
proof´ if I only give him long enough interval。。。。 And he'll keep           
circling round me�察�getting nearer and nearer and then´ flop� �He'll fly      
straight into my mouth and I'll swallow him�察�and that will be very          
amusing�察�he´he´he� �You don't believe me�拭─                                  �
  Raskolnikov made no reply�察�he sat pale and motionless�察�still              
gazing with the same intensity into Porfiry's face。                         
  ;It's a lesson�察─�he thought�察�turning cold。 ;This is beyond the cat        
playing with a mouse�察�like yesterday。 He can't be showing off his           
power with no motive。。。 prompting me�察�he is far too clever for that。。。      
he must have another object。 What is it�拭�It's all nonsense�察�my friend�察     �
you are pretending�察�to scare me� �You've no proofs and the man I saw         
had no real existence。 You simply want to make me lose my head�察�to          
work me up beforehand and so to crush me。 But you are wrong�察�you won't      
do it� �But why give me such a hint�拭�Is he reckoning on my shattered         
nerves�拭�No�察�my friend�察�you are wrong�察�you won't do it even though           
you have some trap for me。。。 let us see what you have in store for          
me。;                                                                        
  And he braced himself to face a terrible and unknown ordeal。 At           
times he longed to fall on Porfiry and strangle him。 This anger was         
what he dreaded from the beginning。 He felt that his parched lips were      
flecked with foam�察�his heart was throbbing。 But he was still                
determined not to speak till the right moment。 He realised that this        
was the best policy in his position�察�because instead of saying too          
much he would be irritating his enemy by his silence and provoking him      
into speaking too freely。 Anyhow�察�this was what he hoped for。               
  ;No�察�I see you don't believe me�察�you think I am playing a harmless        
joke on you�察─�Porfiry began again�察�getting more and more lively�察           �
chuckling at every instant and again pacing round the room。 ;And�察�to        
be sure�察�you're right�此�God has given me a figure that can awaken            
none but comic ideas in other people�察�a buffoon�察�but let me tell you        
and I repeat it�察�excuse an old man�察�my dear Rodion Romanovitch�察�you         
are a man still young�察�so to say�察�in your first youth and so you put        
intellect above everything�察�like all young people。 Playful wit and          
abstract arguments fascinate you and that's for all the world like the      
old Austrian Hofkriegsrath�察�as far as I can judge of military               
matters that is�此�on paper they'd beaten Napoleon and taken him              
prisoner�察�and there in their study they worked it all out in the            
cleverest fashion�察�but look you�察�General Mack surrendered with all his      
army�察�he´he´he� �I see�察�I see�察�Rodion Romanovitch�察�you are laughing          
at a civilian like me�察�taking examples out of military history� �But         
I can't help it�察�it's my weakness。 I am fond of military science。           
And I'm ever so fond of reading all military histories。 I've certainly      
missed my proper career。 I ought to have been in the army�察�upon my          
word I ought。 I shouldn't have been a Napoleon�察�but I might have            
been a major�察�he´he´he� �Well�察�I'll tell you the whole truth�察�my dear        
fellow�察�about this special case�察�I mean�此�actual fact and a man's            
temperament�察�my dear sir�察�are weighty matters and it's astonishing how      
they sometimes deceive the sharpest calculation� �I´ listen to an old        
man´ am speaking seriously�察�Rodion Romanovitch ��as he said this             
Porfiry Petrovitch who was scarcely five and thirty actually seemed to      
have grown old�察�even his voice changed and he seemed to shrink              
together�� moreover�察�I'm a candid man。。。 am I a candid man or not�拭�What      
do you say�拭�I fancy I really am�此�I tell you these things for nothing        
and don't even expect a reward for it�察�he´he� �Well�察�to proceed�察�wit in      
my opinion is a splendid thing�察�it is�察�so to say�察�an adornment of           
nature and a consolation of life�察�and what tricks it can play� �So that      
it sometimes is hard for a poor examining lawyer to know where he           
is�察�especially when he's liable to be carried away by his own fancy�察       �
too�察�for you know he is a man after all。 But the poor fellow is             
saved by the criminal's temperament�察�worse luck for him� �But young          
people carried away by their own wit don't think of that 'when they         
overstep all obstacles' as you wittily and cleverly expressed it            
yesterday。 He will lie´ that is�察�the man who is a special case�察�the         
incognito�察�and he will lie well�察�in the cleverest fashion�察�you might        
think he would triumph and enjoy the fruits of his wit�察�but at the          
most interesting�察�the most flagrant moment he will faint。 Of course         
there may be illness and a stuffy room as well�察�but anyway� �Anyway          
he's given us the idea� �He lied incomparably�察�but he didn't reckon          
on his temperament。 That's what betrays him� �Another time he will be        
carried away by his playful wit into making fun of the man who              
suspects him�察�he will turn pale as it were on purpose to mislead�察          �
but his paleness will be too natural�察�too much like the real thing�察        �
again he has given us an idea� �Though his questioner may be deceived        
at first�察�he will think differently next day if he is not a fool�察�and�察     �
of course�察�it is like that at every step� �He puts himself forward           
where he is not wanted�察�speaks continually when he ought to keep            
silent�察�brings in all sorts of allegorical allusions�察�he´he� �Comes and      
asks why didn't you take me long ago�察�he´he´he� �And that can happen�察       �
you know�察�with the cleverest man�察�the psychologist�察�the literary            
man。 The temperament reflects everything like a mirror� �Gaze into it        
and admire what you see� �But why are you so pale�察�Rodion                    
Romanovitch�拭�Is the room stuffy�拭�Shall I open the window�拭─                 �
  ;Oh�察�don't trouble�察�please�察─�cried Raskolnikov and he suddenly broke      
into a laugh。 ;Please don't trouble。;                                       
  Porfiry stood facing him�察�paused a moment and suddenly he too             
laughed。 Raskolnikov got up from the sofa�察�abruptly checking his            
hysterical laughter。                                                        
  ;Porfiry Petrovitch�察─�he began�察�speaking loudly and distinctly�察          �
though his legs trembled and he could scarcely stand。 ;I see clearly        
at last that you actually suspect me of murdering that old woman and        
her sister Lizaveta。 Let me tell you for my part that I am sick of          
this。 If you find that you have a right to prosecute me legally�察�to         
arrest me�察�then prosecute me�察�arrest me。 But I will not let myself          
be jeered at to my face and worried。。。;                                     
  His lips trembled�察�his eyes glowed with fury and he could not             
restrain his voice。                                                         
  ;I won't allow it� ─�he shouted�察�bringing his fist down on the table。      
;Do you hear that�察�Porfiry Petrovitch�拭�I won't allow it。;                   
  ;Good heavens� �What does it mean�拭─�cried Porfiry Petrovitch�察             �
apparently quite frightened。 ;Rodion Romanovitch�察�my dear fellow�察�what      
is the matter with you�拭─                                                   �
  ;I won't allow it�察─�Raskolnikov shouted again。                            
  ;Hush�察�my dear man� �They'll hear and come in。 Just think�察�what could      
we say to them�拭─�Porfiry Petrovitch whispered in horror�察�bringing           
his face close to Raskolnikov's。                                            
  ;I won't allow it�察�I won't allow it�察─�Raskolnikov repeated                
mechanically�察�but he too spoke in a sudden whisper。                         
  Porfiry turned quickly and ran to open the window。                        
  ;Some fresh air� �And you must have some water�察�my dear fellow。            
You're ill� ─�and he was running to the door to call for some when he        
found a decanter of water in the corner。 ;Come�察�drink a little�察─�he         
whispered�察�rushing up to him with the decanter。 ;It will be sure to do      
you good。;                                                                  
  Porfiry Petrovitch's alarm and sympathy were so natural that              
Raskolnikov was silent and began looking at him with wild curiosity。        
He did not take the water�察�however。                                         
  ;Rodion Romanovitch�察�my dear fellow�察�you'll drive yourself out of         
your mind�察�I assure you�察�ach�察�ach� �Have some water�察�do drink a              
little。;                                                                    
  He forced him to take the glass。 Raskolnikov raised it                    
mechanically to his lips�察�but set it on the table again with disgust。       
  ;Yes�察�you've had a little attack� �You'll bring back your illness          
again�察�my dear fellow�察─�Porfiry Petrovitch cackled with friendly            
sympathy�察�though he still looked rather disconcerted。 ;Good heavens�察       �
you must take more care of yourself� �Dmitri Prokofitch was here�察           �
came to see me yesterday´ I know�察�I know�察�I've a nasty�察�ironical            
temper�察�but what they made of it� �。。 Good heavens�察�he came yesterday        
after you'd been。 We dined and he talked and talked away�察�and I             
could only throw up my hands in despair� �Did he come from you�拭�But          
do sit down�察�for mercy's sake�察�sit down� ─                                  �
  ;No�察�not from me�察�but I knew he went to you and why he went�察─            �
Raskolnikov answered sharply。               

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