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I'll wash them together。。。。 How is it that drunken vagabond doesn't         
come in�拭�He has worn his shirt till it looks like a dishclout�察�he           
has torn it to rags� �I'd do it all together�察�so as not to have to work      
two nights running� �Oh�察�dear� 。�Cough�察�cough�察�cough�察�cough�。� Again�          �
What's this�拭─�she cried�察�noticing a crowd in the passage and the men        
who were pushing into her room�察�carrying a burden。 ;What is it�拭�What        
are they bringing�拭�Mercy on us� ─                                           �
  ;Where are we to put him�拭─�asked the policeman�察�looking round when        
Marmeladov�察�unconscious and covered with blood�察�had been carried in。        
  ;On the sofa� �Put him straight on the sofa�察�with his head this way�察─     �
Raskolnikov showed him。                                                     
  ;Run over in the road� �Drunk� ─�some one shouted in the passage。           
  Katerina Ivanovna stood�察�turning white and gasping for breath。 The        
children were terrified。 Little Lida screamed�察�rushed to Polenka and        
clutched at her�察�trembling all over。                                        
  Having laid Marmeladov down�察�Raskolnikov flew to Katerina Ivanovna。       
  ;For God's sake be calm�察�don't be frightened� ─�he said�察�speaking          
quickly�察 �he was crossing the road and was run over by a carriage�察         �
don't be frightened�察�he will come to�察�I told them bring him here。。。         
I've been here already�察�you remember�拭�He will come to�察�I'll pay� ─          �
  ;He's done it this time� ─�Katerina Ivanovna cried despairingly and        
she rushed to her husband。                                                  
  Raskolnikov noticed at once that she was not one of those women           
who swoon easily。 She instantly placed under the luckless man's head a      
pillow�察�which no one had thought of and began undressing and examining      
him。 She kept her head�察�forgetting herself�察�biting her trembling            
lips and stifling the screams which were ready to break from her。           
  Raskolnikov meanwhile induced some one to run for a doctor。 There         
was a doctor�察�it appeared�察�next door but one。                               
  ;I've sent for a doctor�察─�he kept assuring Katerina Ivanovna�察 �don't      
be uneasy�察�I'll pay。 Haven't you water�拭�。。 and give me a napkin or a        
towel�察�anything�察�as quick as you can。。。。 He is injured�察�but not             
killed�察�believe me。。。。 We shall see what the doctor says� ─                 �
  Katerina Ivanovna ran to the window�察�there�察�on a broken chair in the      
corner�察�a large earthenware basin full of water had been stood�察�in          
readiness for washing her children's and husband's linen that night。        
This washing was done by Katerina Ivanovna at night at least twice a        
week�察�if not oftener。 For the family had come to such a pass that they      
were practically without change of linen�察�and Katerina Ivanovna             
could not endure uncleanliness and�察�rather than see dirt in the house�察     �
she preferred to wear herself out at night�察�working beyond her              
strength when the rest were asleep�察�so as to get the wet linen hung on      
a line and dry by the morning。 She took up the basin of water at            
Raskolnikov's request�察�but almost fell down with her burden。 But the        
latter had already succeeded in finding a towel�察�wetted it and begun        
washing the blood off Marmeladov's face。                                    
  Katerina Ivanovna stood by�察�breathing painfully and pressing her          
hands to her breast。 She was in need of attention herself。 Raskolnikov      
began to realise that he might have made a mistake in having the            
injured man brought here。 The policeman�察�too�察�stood in hesitation。          
  ;Polenka�察─�cried Katerina Ivanovna�察 �run to Sonia�察�make haste。 If         
you don't find her at home�察�leave word that her father has been run         
over and that she is to come here at once。。。 when she comes in。 Run�察       �
Polenka� �there�察�put on the shawl。;                                          
  ;Run your fastest� ─�cried the little boy on the chair suddenly�察          �
after which he relapsed into the same dumb rigidity�察�with round             
eyes�察�his heels thrust forward and his toes spread out。                     
  Meanwhile the room had become so full of people that you couldn't         
have dropped a pin。 The policemen left�察�all except one�察�who remained        
for a time�察�trying to drive out the people who came in from the             
stairs。 Almost all Madame Lippevechsel's lodgers had streamed in            
from the inner rooms of the flat�察�at first they were squeezed together      
in the doorway�察�but afterwards they overflowed into the room。 Katerina      
Ivanovna flew into a fury。                                                  
  ;You might let him die in peace�察�at least�察─�she shouted at the            
crowd�察 �is it a spectacle for you to gape at�拭�With cigarettes� 。�Cough�察     �
cough�察�cough�。� You might as well keep your hats on。。。。 And there is         
one in his hat� �。。 Get away� �You should respect the dead�察�at least� ─       �
  Her cough choked her´ but her reproaches were not without result。         
They evidently stood in some awe of Katerina Ivanovna。 The lodgers�察        �
one after another�察�squeezed back into the doorway with that strange         
inner feeling of satisfaction which may be observed in the presence of      
a sudden accident�察�even in those nearest and dearest to the victim�察        �
from which no living man is exempt�察�even in spite of the sincerest          
sympathy and compassion。                                                    
  Voices outside were heard�察�however�察�speaking of the hospital and          
saying that they'd no business to make a disturbance here。                  
  ;No business to die� ─�cried Katerina Ivanovna�察�and she was rushing        
to the door to vent her wrath upon them�察�but in the doorway came            
face to face with Madame Lippevechsel who had only just heard of the        
accident and ran in to restore order。 She was a particularly                
quarrelsome and irresponsible German。                                       
  ;Ah�察�my God� ─�she cried�察�clasping her hands�察 �your husband drunken        
horses have trampled� �To the hospital with him� �I am the landlady� ─        �
  ;Amalia Ludwigovna�察�I beg you to recollect what you are saying�察─         �
Katerina Ivanovna began haughtily ��she always took a haughty tone with      
the landlady that she might ;remember her place; and even now could         
not deny herself this satisfaction��。 ;Amalia Ludwigovna。。。;                 
  ;I have you once before told that you to call me Amalia Ludwigovna        
may not dare�察�I am Amalia Ivanovna。;                                        
  ;You are not Amalia Ivanovna�察�but Amalia Ludwigovna�察�and as I am not      
one of your despicable flatterers like Mr。 Lebeziatnikov�察�who's             
laughing behind the door at this moment ��a laugh and a cry of 'they         
are at it again' was in fact audible at the door�� so I shall always         
call you Amalia Ludwigovna�察�though I fail to understand why you             
dislike that name。 You can see for yourself what has happened to            
Semyon Zaharovitch�察�he is dying。 I beg you to close that door at            
once and to admit no one。 Let him at least die in peace� �Or I warn you      
the Governor´General�察�himself�察�shall be informed of your conduct            
to´morrow。 The prince knew me as a girl�察�he remembers Semyon                
Zaharovitch well and has often been a benefactor to him。 Every one          
knows that Semyon Zaharovitch had many friends and protectors�察�whom he      
abandoned himself from an honourable pride�察�knowing his unhappy             
weakness�察�but now ��she pointed to Raskolnikov�� a generous young man         
has come to our assistance�察�who has wealth and connections and whom         
Semyon Zaharovitch has known from a child。 You may rest assured�察           �
Amalia Ludwigovna。。。;   

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