Crime and Punishment, by Fyodor Dostoyevsky. Part I.

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Introduction

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Dostoevsky - A Young Man's Story

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Dostoevsky's Life

03:23 • 2min

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Dostoyevsky - Crime and Punishment

05:34 • 3min

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What Are Men Most Afraid Of?

08:21 • 2min

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The Young Man's Hat

10:31 • 2min

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Trifles Are What Matter

12:42 • 3min

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The Old Woman's Flat

15:26 • 2min

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The Old Woman's Mistrust

17:20 • 3min

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A Ruble and a Half Cried the Young Man

20:05 • 2min

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Russ Kolnikov, a Ruble and Fifteen Copecs

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How Loathsome Is It All?

23:56 • 2min

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A Man's Laughter Is Not a Good Idea!

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Part 1, Chapter 2

27:44 • 2min

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The Stranger in the Room

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Honored, Sir, Beggary Is a Vice

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In Beggary a Man Is Not Chased Out With a Stick

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Why Aren't You at Your Duty, Sir?

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I Am Not a Pig, but She Is a Lady

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Do You Know, I Have Sold Her Stockings for Drink?

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The More I Drink, the More I Feel It

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I Was a Widower, and I Was a Wife

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I Lost My Place Again

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Ivanovna's Daughter, Sonia, Has No Education

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Katarina Ivanovna, Am I Really to Do a Thing Like That?

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Marmelodov, a Young Man, Lay Drunk.

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Sonia's Room at the Capernaumovs

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Marmelodov, Once Already You Have Deceived My Expectations

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Is It Time for You to Come and See Me Too Many Times?

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Do You Hear?

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'You Don't Say She Gave It to You,' Cried One of the Newcomers

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To Be Pitied? What Are You to Be Pitied For?

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Is There Nothing to Pity Me For?

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I'm Going to Katerina Ivanovna, Time I Did.

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The Red on Her Cheeks

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Marmeladov, the Criminal!

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Have You Been Drinking With Him?

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Sonia and the Scoundrels

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'Get Up, Why Are You Asleep?' He Pleaded.

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Prescovia Pavlovna, a Country Peasant Woman

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A Letter From Home, for Me?

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A Letter From a Warrior to the Postman

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Then I Will Tell You All About It, Dear Rodya

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Donia Loves You, and What a Heart She Has

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Donia's Life and Death

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Donja Petrovna, a Peasant in an Open Cart

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Mistress Vittrogylov's Letter to Martha Petrovna

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Martha Petrovna, Mistress Vittrogylov

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Do You Have a Suitor?

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Do Not Judge Me Too Hastily and Severely as Your Way Is

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Donia's Marriage to a Woman of Good Reputation Is a Good Idea

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Pietro Petrovitch, Donia, and Rodya

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Pietro Petrovitch

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Donia and I Will Meet in a Very Short Time, My Dear Rodea!

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I Am Uneasy About Our Traveling Expenses

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Pocharia Raskolnikov's Letter to His Mother

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Avdotya Romanovna - Mother, No, Donia!

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I Love You More Than I Love Donia, Rodea!

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The Bride and the Mother of the Bride

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Donya Can Put Up With a Great Deal

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The Svidre-Gailavs Are a Bitter Pill

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Is It All Rodea?

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Donia, Is It Any Use?

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What Are You Going to Do Now?

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What Does It Mean When You Have Nowhere to Turn?

02:03:16 • 2min

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A Strange and Shocking Spectacular View of a Young Girl

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Raskolnikov, 'You Are Just the Man I Want'

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'Ach, Ach, How Shocking. It's a Shame, Missy,' the Policeman Began Again.

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"'Let Her Go!' - 'Missy, Hey, Missy!'

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A Certain Percentage, They Tell Us

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A Novel of the Same Name by the Same Author

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I Will Go to Razumian, but Not Now, I Said

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Dreams and the Dreamer

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The Dream of Raskolnikov

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'I'll Take You All, Get In,' He Cried, "'It's a Beast Like That?'

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'Get In, Come Along,' McColka Yelled. "'She'll Gallop,' She'll Jog Along.'

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'She Will Draw You All,' Cried McColka. "'I'll Beat Her to Death!'"

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'I'll Teach You to Kick,' Cried McColka

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"'It's Not Our Business,' Said the Poor Horse's Father

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I Can't Bring Myself to It, I Cant Do It, Why Am I Still?

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The Neva, the Neva's Message to the World

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Russ Kolnikov and Liza Vettna Ivanova

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The Huxter and Lizavetta

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Allona Ivanovna

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Kill That Damned Old Woman and Make Off With Her Money

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Was Kolnikov Violently Agitated?

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Are You Ill or Not?

02:56:26 • 5min

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The Axe

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The One Thing the Landlady Was Always Scolding About

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The Axe

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Then a Clock Strikes Suddenly

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The Axe in the Noose

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The Old Woman and the Old Woman - Chapter VII

03:15:38 • 3min

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What Is It? Who Is It?

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The Old Woman Takes the Pledge

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The Old Woman Was Dead, and the Axe Snatched Up by the Old Woman.

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The Old Woman's Purse Was Not Under the Bedstead

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The Axe and the Hands of the Killer

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'Good God, I Must Fly, Fly!'

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'I Shall Fall Down,' He Cried in a Giddiness.

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