Преступление и наказание

Chapter 7

           Withsadandtimideyeshelookedforher;shereturnedandstoodbyhispillow.Heseemedalittleeasierbutnotforlong.

           SoonhiseyesrestedonlittleLida,hisfavourite,whowasshakinginthecorner,asthoughshewereinafit,andstaringathimwithherwonderingchildisheyes.

           “A-ah,”hesignedtowardsheruneasily.Hewantedtosaysomething.

           “Whatnow?”criedKaterinaIvanovna.

           “Barefoot,barefoot!”hemuttered,indicatingwithfrenziedeyesthechild’sbarefeet.

           “Besilent,”KaterinaIvanovnacriedirritably,“youknowwhysheisbarefooted.”

           “ThankGod,thedoctor,”exclaimedRaskolnikov,relieved.

           Thedoctorcamein,apreciselittleoldman,aGerman,lookingabouthimmistrustfully;hewentuptothesickman,tookhispulse,carefullyfelthisheadandwiththehelpofKaterinaIvanovnaheunbuttonedtheblood-stainedshirt,andbaredtheinjuredman’schest.Itwasgashed,crushedandfractured,severalribsontherightsidewerebroken.Ontheleftside,justovertheheart,wasalarge,sinister-lookingyellowish-blackbruiseacruelkickfromthehorse’shoof.Thedoctorfrowned.Thepolicemantoldhimthathewascaughtinthewheelandturnedroundwithitforthirtyyardsontheroad.

           “It’swonderfulthathehasrecoveredconsciousness,”thedoctorwhisperedsoftlytoRaskolnikov.

           “Whatdoyouthinkofhim?”heasked.

           “Hewilldieimmediately.”

           “Istherereallynohope?”

           “Notthefaintest!Heisatthelastgasp....Hisheadisbadlyinjured,too...Hm...Icouldbleedhimifyoulike,but...

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