Book · Crime and Punishment
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Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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How would they have parted if it had not been for the unexpected
appearance of Nikolay?
Porfiry had shown almost all his cards--of course, he had risked
something in showing them--and if he had really had anything up
his sleeve (Raskolnikov reflected), he would have shown that,
too. What was that "surprise"? Was it a joke? Had it meant
anything? Could it have concealed anything like a fact, a piece
of positive evidence? His yesterday's visitor? What had become of
him? Where was he to-day? If Porfiry really had any evidence, it
must be connected with him....
He sat on the sofa with his elbows on his knees and his face
hidden in his hands. He was still shivering nervously. At last he
got up, took his cap, thought a minute, and went to the door.
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