Книга · Crime and Punishment
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Автор: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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"But as for these clubs, Dussauts, parades, or progress, indeed,
maybe--well, all that can go on without me," he went on, again
without noticing the question. "Besides, who wants to be a
card-sharper?"
"Why, have you been a card-sharper then?"
"How could I help being? There was a regular set of us, men of
the best society, eight years ago; we had a fine time. And all
men of breeding, you know, poets, men of property. And indeed as
a rule in our Russian society the best manners are found among
those who've been thrashed, have you noticed that? I've
deteriorated in the country. But I did get into prison for debt,
through a low Greek who came from Nezhin. Then Marfa Petrovna
turned up; she bargained with him and bought me off for thirty
thousand silver pieces (I owed seventy thousand). We were united
in lawful wedlock and she bore me off into the country like a
treasure. You know she was five years older than I. She was very
fond of me. For seven years I never left the country. And, take
note, that all my life she held a document over me, the IOU for
thirty thousand roubles, so if I were to elect to be restive
about anything I should be trapped at once! And she would have
done it! Women find nothing incompatible in that."
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