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Crime and Punishment

CHAPTER VI
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"I can't help thinking you are still delirious." "I am delirious?
You are fibbing, my cock-sparrow! So I am strange?
You find me curious, do you ?" "Yes, curious." "Shall I tell you what I was reading about, what I was looking for?
See what a lot of papers I've made them bring me.

Suspicious, eh ?" "Well, what is it ?" "You prick up your ears ?" "How do you mean--'prick up my ears' ?" "I'll explain that afterwards, but now, my boy, I declare to you...

no, better 'I confess'...

No, that's not right either; 'I make a deposition and you take it.' I depose that I was reading, that I was looking and searching...." he screwed up his eyes and paused.

"I was searching--and came here on purpose to do it--for news of the murder of the old pawnbroker woman," he articulated at last, almost in a whisper, bringing his face exceedingly close to the face of Zametov.


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