Преступление и наказание

Chapter 5

           Theflowersespeciallycaughthisattention;hegazedatthemlongerthanatanything.Hewasmet,too,byluxuriouscarriagesandbymenandwomenonhorseback;hewatchedthemwithcuriouseyesandforgotaboutthembeforetheyhadvanishedfromhissight.Oncehestoodstillandcountedhismoney;hefoundhehadthirtycopecks.“Twentytothepoliceman,threetoNastasyafortheletter,soImusthavegivenforty-sevenorfiftytotheMarmeladovsyesterday,”hethought,reckoningitupforsomeunknownreason,buthesoonforgotwithwhatobjecthehadtakenthemoneyoutofhispocket.Herecalleditonpassinganeating-houseortavern,andfeltthathewashungry....Goingintothetavernhedrankaglassofvodkaandateapieofsomesort.Hefinishedeatingitashewalkedaway.Itwasalongwhilesincehehadtakenvodkaandithadaneffectuponhimatonce,thoughheonlydrankawineglassful.Hislegsfeltsuddenlyheavyandagreatdrowsinesscameuponhim.Heturnedhomewards,butreachingPetrovskyOstrovhestoppedcompletelyexhausted,turnedofftheroadintothebushes,sankdownuponthegrassandinstantlyfellasleep.

           Inamorbidconditionofthebrain,dreamsoftenhaveasingularactuality,vividness,andextraordinarysemblanceofreality.Attimesmonstrousimagesarecreated,butthesettingandthewholepicturearesotruth-likeandfilledwithdetailssodelicate,sounexpectedly,butsoartisticallyconsistent,thatthedreamer,wereheanartistlikePushkinorTurgeneveven,couldneverhaveinventedtheminthewakingstate.

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