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It need only be a few lines, though: that you and Shatov distributed the manifestoes and with the help of Fedka, who hid in your lodgings. This last point about Fedka and your lodgings is very important the most important of all, indeed. You see, I am talking to you quite openly." "Shatov? Why Shatov? I won't mention Shatov for anything." "What next! What is it to you? You can't hurt him now."
She reckoned up all that was quite necessary, and one must do her the justice to say she only asked for what was absolutely indispensable, the barest necessaries. Some things Shatov had. Marie took out her key and held it out to him, for him to look in her bag. As his hands shook he was longer than he should have been opening the unfamiliar lock.
"I am a buffoon, but I don't want you, my better half, to be one! Do you understand me?" Stavrogin did understand, though perhaps no one else did. Shatov, for instance, was astonished when Stavrogin told him that Pyotr Stepanovitch had enthusiasm. "Go to the devil now, and to-morrow perhaps I may wring something out of myself. Come to-morrow." "Yes? Yes?" "How can I tell!... Go to hell.
I took him away un-christened and carried him through the forest, and I was afraid of the forest, and I was frightened, and what I weep for most is that I had a baby and I never had a husband." "Perhaps you had one? Shatov queried cautiously." "You're absurd, Shatushka, with your reflections. I had, perhaps I had, but what's the use of my having had one, if it's just the same as though I hadn't.
Verhovensky is leaving the town at eleven o'clock to-morrow morning." "Just what I thought!" Shatov whispered furiously, and he struck his fist on his hip. "He's run off, the sneak!" He sank into agitated reflection. Erkel looked intently at him and waited in silence. "But how will you take it? You can't simply pick it up in your hands and carry it." "There will be no need to.
"On the contrary Shatov, on the contrary," Stavrogin began with extraordinary earnestness and self-control, still keeping his seat, "on the contrary, your fervent words have revived many extremely powerful recollections in me. In your words I recognise my own mood two years ago, and now I will not tell you, as I did just now, that you have exaggerated my ideas.
During that day Virginsky had spent two hours in running round to see the members of the quintet and to inform them that Shatov would certainly not give information, because his wife had come back and given birth to a child, and no one "who knew anything of human nature" could suppose that Shatov could be a danger at this moment.
He would have stood there longer, but he suddenly caught the sound of soft cautious steps below. Some one was coming up the stairs. Shatov remembered he had forgotten to fasten the gate. "Who's there?" he asked in a whisper. The unknown visitor went on slowly mounting the stairs without answering.
"Rational feelings and worthy of a citizen, but you can take my word for it, Shatov will spend scarcely anything, if he is willing to become ever so little a man of sound ideas instead of the fantastic person he is. He has only not to do anything stupid, not to raise an alarm, not to run about the town with his tongue out.
"What is the object of this irritable and... malicious cross-examination?" "This examination will be over for all eternity, and you will never hear it mentioned again." "You keep insisting that we are outside the limits of time and space." "Hold your tongue!" Shatov cried suddenly. "I am stupid and awkward, but let my name perish in ignominy!
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