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Chapter 11

           Admittingthathehadhissuspicions,fromthemomentoftheoccurrenceoflastnight,perhapsevenbefore,thatNastasiahadsomemysteriousendinview,yetthisvisitconfirmedhissuspicionsandjustifiedhisfears.Itwasallcleartohim;PrinceS.waswrong,perhaps,inhisviewofthematter,buthewassomewherenearthetruth,andwasrightinsofarasthatheunderstoodtheretobeanintrigueofsomesortgoingon.PerhapsPrinceS.sawitallmoreclearlythanhehadallowedhishearerstounderstand.Atallevents,nothingcouldbeplainerthanthatheandAdelaidahadcomefortheexpresspurposeofobtainingexplanations,andthattheysuspectedhimofbeingconcernedintheaffair.Andifallthiswereso,thenshemusthavesometerribleobjectinview!Whatwasit?Therewasnostoppingher,asMuishkinknewfromexperience,intheperformanceofanythingshehadsethermindon!“Oh,sheismad,mad!”thoughtthepoorprince.

           Butthereweremanyotherpuzzlingoccurrencesthatday,whichrequiredimmediateexplanation,andtheprincefeltverysad.AvisitfromVeraLebedeffdistractedhimalittle.ShebroughttheinfantLubotchkawithherasusual,andtalkedcheerfullyforsometime.Thencameheryoungersister,andlaterthebrother,whoattendedaschoolcloseby.HeinformedMuishkinthathisfatherhadlatelyfoundanewinterpretationofthestarcalled“wormwood,”whichfelluponthewater-springs,asdescribedintheApocalypse.HehaddecidedthatitmeantthenetworkofrailroadsspreadoverthefaceofEuropeatthepresenttime.

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