Livre · Crime and Punishment
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Auteur: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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"I'm studying the law you see! It's evident, e-vi-dent there's
something wrong here!" the young man cried hotly, and he ran
downstairs.
Koch remained. Once more he softly touched the bell which gave
one tinkle, then gently, as though reflecting and looking about
him, began touching the door-handle pulling it and letting it go
to make sure once more that it was only fastened by the hook.
Then puffing and panting he bent down and began looking at the
keyhole: but the key was in the lock on the inside and so nothing
could be seen.
Raskolnikov stood keeping tight hold of the axe. He was in a sort
of delirium. He was even making ready to fight when they should
come in. While they were knocking and talking together, the idea
several times occurred to him to end it all at once and shout to
them through the door. Now and then he was tempted to swear at
them, to jeer at them, while they could not open the door! "Only
make haste!" was the thought that flashed through his mind.
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