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المؤلف: Fyodor Dostoevsky

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"Oh, but it was a long time ago! I read about it a month ago,"
Raskolnikov answered calmly. "So you consider them criminals?" he
added, smiling.
"Of course they are criminals."
"They? They are children, simpletons, not criminals! Why, half a
hundred people meeting for such an object--what an idea! Three
would be too many, and then they want to have more faith in one
another than in themselves! One has only to blab in his cups and
it all collapses. Simpletons! They engaged untrustworthy people
to change the notes--what a thing to trust to a casual stranger!
Well, let us suppose that these simpletons succeed and each makes
a million, and what follows for the rest of their lives? Each is
dependent on the others for the rest of his life! Better hang
oneself at once! And they did not know how to change the notes
either; the man who changed the notes took five thousand roubles,
and his hands trembled. He counted the first four thousand, but
did not count the fifth thousand--he was in such a hurry to get
the money into his pocket and run away. Of course he roused
suspicion. And the whole thing came to a crash through one fool!
Is it possible?"

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