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Chapter 2

           Ithinkthat’sit?excusemeIhaveforgottenyoursurname,”hebowedpolitelytoRazumihin)“insultedmebymisrepresentingtheideaIexpressedtoyouinaprivateconversation,drinkingcoffee,thatis,thatmarriagewithapoorgirlwhohashadexperienceoftroubleismoreadvantageousfromtheconjugalpointofviewthanwithonewhohaslivedinluxury,sinceitismoreprofitableforthemoralcharacter.Yoursonintentionallyexaggeratedthesignificanceofmywordsandmadethemridiculous,accusingmeofmaliciousintentions,and,asfarasIcouldsee,relieduponyourcorrespondencewithhim.Ishallconsidermyselfhappy,PulcheriaAlexandrovna,ifitispossibleforyoutoconvincemeofanoppositeconclusion,andtherebyconsideratelyreassureme.KindlyletmeknowinwhattermspreciselyyourepeatedmywordsinyourlettertoRodionRomanovitch.”

           “Idon’tremember,”falteredPulcheriaAlexandrovna.“IrepeatedthemasIunderstoodthem.Idon’tknowhowRodyarepeatedthemtoyou,perhapsheexaggerated.”

           “Hecouldnothaveexaggeratedthem,exceptatyourinstigation.”

           “PyotrPetrovitch,”PulcheriaAlexandrovnadeclaredwithdignity,“theproofthatDouniaandIdidnottakeyourwordsinaverybadsenseisthefactthatwearehere.”

           “Good,mother,”saidDouniaapprovingly.

           “Thenthisismyfaultagain,”saidLuzhin,aggrieved.

           “Well,PyotrPetrovitch,youkeepblamingRodion,butyouyourselfhavejustwrittenwhatwasfalseabouthim,”PulcheriaAlexandrovnaadded,gainingcourage.

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