Book · Crime and Punishment
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Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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"No doubt you think, like everyone, that I was too severe with
him," she went on, addressing Raskolnikov. "But that's not so! He
respected me, he respected me very much! He was a kind-hearted
man! And how sorry I was for him sometimes! He would sit in a
corner and look at me, I used to feel so sorry for him, I used to
want to be kind to him and then would think to myself: 'Be kind
to him and he will drink again,' it was only by severity that you
could keep him within bounds."
"Yes, he used to get his hair pulled pretty often," roared the
commissariat clerk again, swallowing another glass of vodka.
"Some fools would be the better for a good drubbing, as well as
having their hair pulled. I am not talking of my late husband
now!" Katerina Ivanovna snapped at him.
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