كتاب · Crime and Punishment
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المؤلف: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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This certificate of honour was obviously intended now to prove
Katerina Ivanovna's right to open a boarding-school; but she had
armed herself with it chiefly with the object of overwhelming
"those two stuck-up draggletails" if they came to the dinner, and
proving incontestably that Katerina Ivanovna was of the most
noble, "she might even say aristocratic family, a colonel's
daughter and was far superior to certain adventuresses who have
been so much to the fore of late." The certificate of honour
immediately passed into the hands of the drunken guests, and
Katerina Ivanovna did not try to retain it, for it actually
contained the statement en toutes lettres, that her father was of
the rank of a major, and also a companion of an order, so that
she really was almost the daughter of a colonel.
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