Livre · Crime and Punishment
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Auteur: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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"It might be, but we will talk of it later. We might begin it
to-day, we will talk it over this evening and lay the foundation
so to speak. Come to me at seven o'clock. Mr. Lebeziatnikov, I
hope, will assist us. But there is one circumstance of which I
ought to warn you beforehand and for which I venture to trouble
you, Sofya Semyonovna, to come here. In my opinion money cannot
be, indeed it's unsafe to put it into Katerina Ivanovna's own
hands. The dinner to-day is a proof of that. Though she has not,
so to speak, a crust of bread for to-morrow and... well, boots or
shoes, or anything; she has bought to-day Jamaica rum, and even,
I believe, Madeira and... and coffee. I saw it as I passed
through. To-morrow it will all fall upon you again, they won't
have a crust of bread. It's absurd, really, and so, to my
thinking, a subscription ought to be raised so that the unhappy
widow should not know of the money, but only you, for instance.
Am I right?"
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