كتاب · Crime and Punishment
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المؤلف: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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Here was a girl of pride, character, virtue, of education and
breeding superior to his own (he felt that), and this creature
would be slavishly grateful all her life for his heroic
condescension, and would humble herself in the dust before him,
and he would have absolute, unbounded power over her!... Not long
before, he had, too, after long reflection and hesitation, made
an important change in his career and was now entering on a wider
circle of business. With this change his cherished dreams of
rising into a higher class of society seemed likely to be
realised.... He was, in fact, determined to try his fortune in
Petersburg. He knew that women could do a very great deal. The
fascination of a charming, virtuous, highly educated woman might
make his way easier, might do wonders in attracting people to
him, throwing an aureole round him, and now everything was in
ruins! This sudden horrible rupture affected him like a clap of
thunder; it was like a hideous joke, an absurdity.
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