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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。
;You knew�拭─ �
;I knew。 What of it�拭─ �
;Why this�察�Rodion Romanovitch�察�that I know more than that about you�察 �
I know about everything。 I know how you went to take a flat at night
when it was dark and how you rang the bell and asked about the
blood�察�so that the workmen and the porter did not know what to make of
it。 Yes�察�I understand your state of mind at that time。。。 but you'll
drive yourself mad like that�察�upon my word� �You'll lose your head� �
You're full of generous indignation at the wrongs you've received�察 �
first from destiny�察�and then from the police officers�察�and so you rush
from one thing to another to force them to speak out and make an end
of it all�察�because you are sick of all this suspicion and foolishness。
That's so�察�isn't it�拭�I have guessed how you feel�察�haven't I�拭�Only in
that way you'll lose your head and Razumihin's�察�too�察�he's too good a
man for such a position�察�you must know that。 You are ill and he is
good and your illness is infectious for him。。。 I'll tell you about
it when you are more yourself。。。。 But do sit down�察�for goodness' sake。
Please rest�察�you look shocking�察�do sit down。;
Raskolnikov sat down�察�he no longer shivered�察�he was hot all over。 In
amazement he listened with strained attention to Porfiry Petrovitch
who still seemed frightened as he looked after him with friendly
solicitude。 But he did not believe a word he said�察�though he felt a
strange inclination to believe。 Porfiry's unexpected words about the
flat had utterly overwhelmed him。 ;How can it be�察�he knows about the
flat then�察─�he thought suddenly�察 �and he tells it me himself� ─ �
;Yes�察�in our legal practice there was a case almost exactly similar�察 �
a case of morbid psychology�察─�Porfiry went on quickly。 ;A man
confessed to murder and how he kept it up� �It was a regular
hallucination�察�he brought forward facts�察�he imposed upon every one and
why�拭�He had been partly�察�but only partly�察�unintentionally the cause of
a murder and when he knew that he had given the murderers the
opportunity�察�he sank into dejection�察�it got on his mind and turned his
brain�察�he began imagining things and he persuaded himself that he
was the murderer。 But at last the High Court of Appeals went into it
and the poor fellow was acquitted and put under proper care。 Thanks to
the Court of Appeals� �Tut´tut´tut� �Why�察�my dear fellow�察�you may
drive yourself into delirium if you have the impulse to work upon your
nerves�察�to go ringing bells at night and asking about blood� �I've
studied all this morbid psychology in my practice。 A man is
sometimes tempted to jump out of a window or from a belfry。 Just the
same with bell´ringing。。。。 It's all illness�察�Rodion Romanovitch� �You
have begun to neglect your illness。 You should consult an
experienced doctor�察�what's the good of that fat fellow�拭�You are
lightheaded� �You were delirious when you did all this� ─ �
For a moment Raskolnikov felt everything going round。
;Is it possible�察�is it possible�察─�flashed through his mind�察 �that he
is still lying�拭�He can't be�察�he can't be。; He rejected that idea�察 �
feeling to what a degree of fury it might drive him�察�feeling that that
fury might drive him mad。
;I was not delirious。 I knew what I was doing�察─�he cried�察 �
straining every faculty to penetrate Porfiry's game�察 �I was quite
myself�察�do you hear�拭─ �