Книга · Crime and Punishment
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Автор: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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He folded this strip in two, took off his wide, strong summer
overcoat of some stout cotton material (his only outer garment)
and began sewing the two ends of the rag on the inside, under the
left armhole. His hands shook as he sewed, but he did it
successfully so that nothing showed outside when he put the coat
on again. The needle and thread he had got ready long before and
they lay on his table in a piece of paper. As for the noose, it
was a very ingenious device of his own; the noose was intended
for the axe. It was impossible for him to carry the axe through
the street in his hands. And if hidden under his coat he would
still have had to support it with his hand, which would have been
noticeable. Now he had only to put the head of the axe in the
noose, and it would hang quietly under his arm on the inside.
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