1. Porfiry uses them to try and catch Raskolnikov out.

2. With the murder Raskolnikov erupts into the full glare of the actual, and parts company with his predecessor.

3. Raskolnikov has admitted to visiting the old woman on the first occasion but of course not on the second.

4. He tacks on tendentious continuations to things Raskolnikov has said.

5. Raskolnikov lives with his pain, but most of the time he doesn't focus on it.

6. With her help, Raskolnikov began his regeneration.

7. Rod ion Raskolnikov, an impoverished student in St.

8. Raskolnikov hid the jewelry under a rock in a courtyard.

9. Raskolnikov delayed his confession.

10. They read Sonia's Bible together, Raskolnikov deeply impressed by the wretched girl's faith.

11. If Raskolnikov had been a bovine creature, a Holstein, say, orperhaps a Texas longhorn, would the story have turned out differently?

12. Sonia followed Raskolnikov to Siberia, where she stayed in a village near the prison camp.

13. Back in his room, Raskolnikov received a summons from the police.

13. try its best to gather and create good sentences.

14. Or rather, it was not yet that acceptance, something in Raskolnikov remained obdurate.

15. This is what it means to say that Dostoevsky brushes against Raskolnikov and Svidrigailov as he reaches back towards the underground man.

16. Lovelace was a pattern of male profligacy and influenced the literature of the time, particularly Russian - we owe Raskolnikov to Lovelace.

17. Svidrigailov, having overheard the confession, disclosed his knowledge to Raskolnikov.