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DOSTOEVSKY’S STUDY.

ST. PETERSBURG

THE HARVARD CLASSICS
SHELF OF FICTION
SELECTED BY CHARLES W ELIOT LL D
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CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
BY

FYODOR DOSTOEVSKY
TRANSLATED BY CONSTANCE GARNETT

EDITED WITH NOTES AND INTRODUCTIONS
BY WILLIAM ALLAN NEILSON Ph D

P F COLLIER & SON COMPANY
NEW YORK

Published under special arrangement with

The Macmillan Company

Copyright, 1917

By P. F. Collier & Son

Manufactured in U. S. A.

CONTENTS

CRIME AND PUNISHMENT

		PAGE
Biographical Note		iii
Criticisms and Interpretations:
I.	By Emile Melchior, Vicomte de Vogüé	vii
II.	By Kazimierz Waliszewski	x
III.	From the London "Times"	xiii
IV.	By Maurice Baring	xix
List of Characters		xxi
PART I
Chapter I		1
Chapter II		10
Chapter III		28
Chapter IV		39
Chapter V		52
Chapter VI		63
Chapter VII		76
PART II
Chapter I		89
Chapter II		108
Chapter III		119
Chapter IV		134
Chapter V		145
Chapter VI		157
Chapter VII		178
PART III
Chapter I		197
Chapter II		212
Chapter III		224
Chapter IV		239
Chapter V		252
Chapter VI		272
PART IV
Chapter I		284
Chapter II		298
Chapter III		311
Chapter IV		320
Chapter V		338
Chapter VI		357
PART V
Chapter I		366
Chapter II		383
Chapter III		396
Chapter IV		411
Chapter V		429
PART VI
Chapter I		444
Chapter II		455
Chapter III		470
Chapter IV		481
Chapter V		492
Chapter VI		507
Chapter VII		521
Chapter VIII		531
Epilogue		543

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