Libro · Crime and Punishment
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Autor: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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... He ran beside the mare, ran in front of her, saw her being
whipped across the eyes, right in the eyes! He was crying, he
felt choking, his tears were streaming. One of the men gave him a
cut with the whip across the face, he did not feel it. Wringing
his hands and screaming, he rushed up to the grey-headed old man
with the grey beard, who was shaking his head in disapproval. One
woman seized him by the hand and would have taken him away, but
he tore himself from her and ran back to the mare. She was almost
at the last gasp, but began kicking once more.
"I'll teach you to kick," Mikolka shouted ferociously. He threw
down the whip, bent forward and picked up from the bottom of the
cart a long, thick shaft, he took hold of one end with both hands
and with an effort brandished it over the mare.
"He'll crush her," was shouted round him. "He'll kill her!"
"It's my property," shouted Mikolka and brought the shaft down
with a swinging blow. There was a sound of a heavy thud.
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