Libro · Crime and Punishment
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Autor: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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Pyotr Petrovitch Luzhin, for instance, who might be said to be
the most respectable of all the lodgers, did not appear, though
Katerina Ivanovna had the evening before told all the world, that
is Amalia Ivanovna, Polenka, Sonia and the Pole, that he was the
most generous, noble-hearted man with a large property and vast
connections, who had been a friend of her first husband's, and a
guest in her father's house, and that he had promised to use all
his influence to secure her a considerable pension. It must be
noted that when Katerina Ivanovna exalted anyone's connections
and fortune, it was without any ulterior motive, quite
disinterestedly, for the mere pleasure of adding to the
consequence of the person praised. Probably "taking his cue" from
Luzhin, "that contemptible wretch Lebeziatnikov had not turned up
either. What did he fancy himself?
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