本 · Crime and Punishment
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著者: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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"I'll show you! Stand off," Mikolka screamed frantically; he
threw down the shaft, stooped down in the cart and picked up an
iron crowbar. "Look out," he shouted, and with all his might he
dealt a stunning blow at the poor mare. The blow fell; the mare
staggered, sank back, tried to pull, but the bar fell again with
a swinging blow on her back and she fell on the ground like a
log.
"Finish her off," shouted Mikolka and he leapt beside himself,
out of the cart. Several young men, also flushed with drink,
seized anything they could come across--whips, sticks, poles, and
ran to the dying mare. Mikolka stood on one side and began
dealing random blows with the crowbar. The mare stretched out her
head, drew a long breath and died.
"You butchered her," someone shouted in the crowd.
"Why wouldn't she gallop then?"
"My property!" shouted Mikolka, with bloodshot eyes, brandishing
the bar in his hands. He stood as though regretting that he had
nothing more to beat.
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