Book · Crime and Punishment
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Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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"What?" Raskolnikov seemed to wake up. "Oh... I got spattered
with blood helping to carry him to his lodging. By the way,
mamma, I did an unpardonable thing yesterday. I was literally out
of my mind. I gave away all the money you sent me... to his wife
for the funeral. She's a widow now, in consumption, a poor
creature... three little children, starving... nothing in the
house... there's a daughter, too... perhaps you'd have given it
yourself if you'd seen them. But I had no right to do it I admit,
especially as I knew how you needed the money yourself. To help
others one must have the right to do it, or else _Crevez, chiens,
si vous n'etes pas contents_." He laughed, "That's right, isn't
it, Dounia?"
"No, it's not," answered Dounia firmly.
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