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that is of the murder�察�you beg to inform the lawyer in charge of the
case that such and such things belong to you�察�and that you desire to
redeem them。。。 or。。。 but they will write to you。;
;That's just the point�察�that at the present moment�察─�Raskolnikov
tried his utmost to feign embarrassment�察 �I am not quite in funds。。。
and even this trifling sum is beyond me。。。 I only wanted�察�you see�察�for
the present to declare that the things are mine�察�and that when I
have money。。。。;
;That's no matter�察─�answered Porfiry Petrovitch�察�receiving his
explanation of his pecuniary position coldly�察 �but you can�察�if you
prefer�察�write straight to me�察�to say�察�that having been informed of the
matter�察�and claiming such and such as your property�察�you beg。。。;
;On an ordinary sheet of paper�拭─�Raskolnikov interrupted eagerly�察 �
again interested in the financial side of the question。
;Oh�察�the most ordinary�察─�and suddenly Porfiry Petrovitch looked with
obvious irony at him�察�screwing up his eyes and as it were winking at
him。 But perhaps it was Raskolnikov's fancy�察�for it all lasted but a
moment。 There was certainly something of the sort�察�Raskolnikov could
have sworn he winked at him�察�goodness knows why。
;He knows�察─�flashed through his mind like lightning。
;Forgive my troubling you about such trifles�察─�he went on�察�a
little disconcerted�察 �the things are only worth five roubles�察�but I
prize them particularly for the sake of those from whom they came to
me�察�and I must confess that I was alarmed when I heard。。。;
;That's why you were so much struck when I mentioned to Zossimov
that Porfiry was inquiring for every one who had pledges� ─�Razumihin
put in with obvious intention。
This was really unbearable。 Raskolnikov could not help glancing at
him with a flash of vindictive anger in his black eyes�察�but
immediately recollected himself。
;You seem to be jeering at me�察�brother�拭─�he said to him�察�with a
well´feigned irritability。 ;I dare say I do seem to you absurdly
anxious about such trash�察�but you mustn't think me selfish or grasping
for that�察�and these two things may be anything but trash in my eyes。 I
told you just now that the silver watch�察�though it's not worth a cent�察 �
is the only thing left us of my father's。 You may laugh at me�察�but
my mother is here�察─�he turned suddenly to Porfiry�察 �and if she
knew�察─�he turned again hurriedly to Razumihin�察�carefully making his
voice tremble�察 �that the watch was lost�察�she would be in despair� �
You know what women are� ─ �
;Not a bit of it� �I didn't mean that at all� �Quite the contrary� ─ �
shouted Razumihin distressed。
;Was it right�拭�Was it natural�拭�Did I overdo it�拭─�Raskolnikov asked
himself in a tremor。 ;Why did I say that about women�拭─ �
;Oh�察�your mother is with you�拭─�Porfiry Petrovitch inquired。
;Yes。;
;When did she come�拭─ �
;Last night。;
Porfiry paused as though reflecting。
;Your things would not in any case be lost�察─�he went on calmly and
coldly。 ;I have been expecting you here for some time。;
And as though that was a matter of no importance�察�he carefully
offered the ash´tray to Razumihin�察�who was ruthlessly scattering
cigarette ash over the carpet。 Raskolnikov shuddered�察�but Porfiry
did not seem to be looking at him�察�and was still concerned with
Razumihin's cigarette。
;What�拭�Expecting him�拭�Why�察�did you know that he had pledges
there�拭─�cried Razumihin。
Porfiry Petrovitch addressed himself to Raskolnikov。
;Your things�察�the ring and the watch�察�were wrapped up together�察 �
and on the paper your name was legibly written in pencil�察�together
with the date on which you left them with her。。。;
;How observant you are� ─�Raskolnikov smiled awkwardly�察�doing his
very utmost to look him straight in the face�察�but he failed�察�and
suddenly added�此 �
;I say that because I suppose there were a great many pledges。。。
that it must be difficult to remember them all。。。。 But you remember
them all so clearly�察�and。。。 and。。。;
;Stupid� �Feeble� ─�he thought。 ;Why did I add that�拭─ �
;But we know all who had pledges�察�and you are the only one who
hasn't come forward�察─�Porfiry answered with hardly perceptible irony。
;I haven't been quite well。;
;I heard that too。 I heard�察�indeed�察�that you were in great
distress about something。 You look pale still。;
;I am not pale at all。。。。 No�察�I am quite well�察─�Raskolnikov
snapped out rudely and angrily�察�completely changing his tone。 His
anger was mounting�察�he could not repress it。 ;And in my anger I
shall betray myself�察─�flashed through his mind again。 ;Why are they
torturing me�拭─ �
;Not quite well� ─�Razumihin caught him up。 ;What next� �He was
unconscious and delirious all yesterday。 Would you believe�察�Porfiry�察 �
as soon as our backs were turned�察�he dressed�察�though he could hardly
stand�察�and gave us the slip and went off on a spree somewhere till
midnight�察�delirious all the time� �Would you believe it� �
Extraordinary� ─ �
;Really delirious�拭�You don't say so� ─�Porfiry shook his head in a
womanish way。
;Nonsense� �Don't you believe it� �But you don't believe it anyway�察─ �
Raskolnikov let slip in his anger。 But Porfiry Petrovitch did not seem
to catch those strange words。
;But how could you have gone out if you hadn't been delirious�拭─ �
Razumihin got hot suddenly。 ;What did you go out for�拭�What was the
object of it�拭�And why on the sly�拭�Were you in your senses when you did
it�拭�Now that all danger is over I can speak plainly。;
;I was awfully sick of them yesterday。; Raskolnikov addressed
Porfiry suddenly with a smile of insolent defiance�察 �I ran away from
them to take lodgings where they wouldn't find me�察�and took a lot of
money with me。 Mr。 Zametov there saw it。 I say�察�Mr。 Zametov�察�was I
sensible or delirious yesterday�察�settle our dispute。;
He could have strangled Zametov at that moment�察�so hated were his
expression and his silence to him。
;In my opinion you talked sensibly and even artfully�察�but you were
extremely irritable�察─�Zametov pronounced dryly。
;And Nikodim Fomitch was telling me to´day�察─�put in Porfiry
Petrovitch�察 �that he met you very late last night in the lodging of
a man who had been run over。;
;And there�察─�said Razumihin�察 �weren't you mad then�拭�You gave your
last penny to the widow for the funeral。 If you wanted to help�察�give
fifteen or twenty even�察�but keep three roubles for yourself at
least�察�but he flung away all the twenty´five at once� ─ �
;Maybe I found a treasure somewhere and you know nothing of it�拭�So
that's why I was liberal yesterday。。。。 Mr。 Zametov knows I've found
a treasure� �Excuse us�察�please�察�for disturbing you for half an hour
with such trivialities�察─�he said turning to Porfiry Petrovitch�察�with
trembling lips。 ;We are boring you�察�aren't we�拭─ �
;Oh no�察�quite the contrary�察�quite the contrary� �If only you knew how
you interest me� �It's interesting to look on and listen。。。 and I am
really glad you have come forward at last。;
;But you might give us some tea� �My throat's dry�察─�cried Razumihin。
;Capital idea� �Perhaps we will a