Libro · Crime and Punishment
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Autore: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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"Briefly," he said loudly and imperiously, rising to his feet and
in so doing pushing Porfiry back a little, "briefly, I want to
know, do you acknowledge me perfectly free from suspicion or not?
Tell me, Porfiry Petrovitch, tell me once for all and make
haste!"
"What a business I'm having with you!" cried Porfiry with a
perfectly good-humoured, sly and composed face. "And why do you
want to know, why do you want to know so much, since they haven't
begun to worry you? Why, you are like a child asking for matches!
And why are you so uneasy? Why do you force yourself upon us, eh?
He-he-he!"
"I repeat," Raskolnikov cried furiously, "that I can't put up
with it!"
"With what? Uncertainty?" interrupted Porfiry.
"Don't jeer at me! I won't have it! I tell you I won't have it. I
can't and I won't, do you hear, do you hear?" he shouted,
bringing his fist down on the table again.
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