Book · Crime and Punishment
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Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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"Hush! Hush! They'll overhear! I warn you seriously, take care of
yourself. I am not joking," Porfiry whispered, but this time
there was not the look of old womanish good nature and alarm in
his face. Now he was peremptory, stern, frowning and for once
laying aside all mystification.
But this was only for an instant. Raskolnikov, bewildered,
suddenly fell into actual frenzy, but, strange to say, he again
obeyed the command to speak quietly, though he was in a perfect
paroxysm of fury.
"I will not allow myself to be tortured," he whispered, instantly
recognising with hatred that he could not help obeying the
command and driven to even greater fury by the thought. "Arrest
me, search me, but kindly act in due form and don't play with me!
Don't dare!"
"Don't worry about the form," Porfiry interrupted with the same
sly smile, as it were, gloating with enjoyment over Raskolnikov.
"I invited you to see me quite in a friendly way."
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