Libro · Crime and Punishment
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Autore: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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"I shan't imagine anything. I only asked and, if you've anything
to say to her, nothing is easier than to call her in. I'll go
directly and you may be sure I won't be in your way."
Five minutes later Lebeziatnikov came in with Sonia. She came in
very much surprised and overcome with shyness as usual. She was
always shy in such circumstances and was always afraid of new
people, she had been as a child and was even more so now....
Pyotr Petrovitch met her "politely and affably," but with a
certain shade of bantering familiarity which in his opinion was
suitable for a man of his respectability and weight in dealing
with a creature so young and so interesting as she. He hastened
to "reassure" her and made her sit down facing him at the table.
Sonia sat down, looked about her--at Lebeziatnikov, at the notes
lying on the table and then again at Pyotr Petrovitch and her
eyes remained riveted on him. Lebeziatnikov was moving to the
door. Pyotr Petrovitch signed to Sonia to remain seated and
stopped Lebeziatnikov.
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