Book · Crime and Punishment
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Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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He looked at the new paper with dislike, as though he felt sorry
to have it all so changed. The workmen had obviously stayed
beyond their time and now they were hurriedly rolling up their
paper and getting ready to go home. They took no notice of
Raskolnikov's coming in; they were talking. Raskolnikov folded
his arms and listened.
"She comes to me in the morning," said the elder to the younger,
"very early, all dressed up. 'Why are you preening and prinking?'
says I. 'I am ready to do anything to please you, Tit
Vassilitch!' That's a way of going on! And she dressed up like a
regular fashion book!"
"And what is a fashion book?" the younger one asked. He obviously
regarded the other as an authority.
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