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المؤلف: Fyodor Dostoevsky

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On the opposite wall near the acute angle stood a small plain
wooden chest of drawers looking, as it were, lost in a desert.
That was all there was in the room. The yellow, scratched and
shabby wall-paper was black in the corners. It must have been
damp and full of fumes in the winter. There was every sign of
poverty; even the bedstead had no curtain.
Sonia looked in silence at her visitor, who was so attentively
and unceremoniously scrutinising her room, and even began at last
to tremble with terror, as though she was standing before her
judge and the arbiter of her destinies.
"I am late.... It's eleven, isn't it?" he asked, still not
lifting his eyes.
"Yes," muttered Sonia, "oh yes, it is," she added, hastily, as
though in that lay her means of escape. "My landlady's clock has
just struck... I heard it myself...."
"I've come to you for the last time," Raskolnikov went on
gloomily, although this was the first time. "I may perhaps not
see you again..."
"Are you... going away?"

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