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Regaining
her
good
-
humour
,
Katerina
Ivanovna
began
at
once
telling
Raskolnikov
that
when
she
had
obtained
her
pension
,
she
intended
to
open
a
school
for
the
daughters
of
gentlemen
in
her
native
town
T
—
—
.
This
was
the
first
time
she
had
spoken
to
him
of
the
project
,
and
she
launched
out
into
the
most
alluring
details
.
It
suddenly
appeared
that
Katerina
Ivanovna
had
in
her
hands
the
very
certificate
of
honour
of
which
Marmeladov
had
spoken
to
Raskolnikov
in
the
tavern
,
when
he
told
him
that
Katerina
Ivanovna
,
his
wife
,
had
danced
the
shawl
dance
before
the
governor
and
other
great
personages
on
leaving
school
.
This
certificate
of
honour
was
obviously
intended
now
to
prove
Katerina
Ivanovna
’
s
right
to
open
a
boarding
-
school
;
but
she
had
armed
herself
with
it
chiefly
with
the
object
of
overwhelming
“
those
two
stuck
-
up
draggletails
”
if
they
came
to
the
dinner
,
and
proving
incontestably
that
Katerina
Ivanovna
was
of
the
most
noble
,
“
she
might
even
say
aristocratic
family
,
a
colonel
’
s
daughter
and
was
far
superior
to
certain
adventuresses
who
have
been
so
much
to
the
fore
of
late
.
”
The
certificate
of
honour
immediately
passed
into
the
hands
of
the
drunken
guests
,
and
Katerina
Ivanovna
did
not
try
to
retain
it
,
for
it
actually
contained
the
statement
en
toutes
lettres
,
that
her
father
was
of
the
rank
of
a
major
,
and
also
a
companion
of
an
order
,
so
that
she
really
was
almost
the
daughter
of
a
colonel
.
Warming
up
,
Katerina
Ivanovna
proceeded
to
enlarge
on
the
peaceful
and
happy
life
they
would
lead
in
T
—
—
,
on
the
gymnasium
teachers
whom
she
would
engage
to
give
lessons
in
her
boarding
-
school
,
one
a
most
respectable
old
Frenchman
,
one
Mangot
,
who
had
taught
Katerina
Ivanovna
herself
in
old
days
and
was
still
living
in
T
—
—
,
and
would
no
doubt
teach
in
her
school
on
moderate
terms
.
Next
she
spoke
of
Sonia
who
would
go
with
her
to
T
—
—
and
help
her
in
all
her
plans
.
At
this
someone
at
the
further
end
of
the
table
gave
a
sudden
guffaw
.
Though
Katerina
Ivanovna
tried
to
appear
to
be
disdainfully
unaware
of
it
,
she
raised
her
voice
and
began
at
once
speaking
with
conviction
of
Sonia
’
s
undoubted
ability
to
assist
her
,
of
“
her
gentleness
,
patience
,
devotion
,
generosity
and
good
education
,
”
tapping
Sonia
on
the
cheek
and
kissing
her
warmly
twice
.
Sonia
flushed
crimson
,
and
Katerina
Ivanovna
suddenly
burst
into
tears
,
immediately
observing
that
she
was
“
nervous
and
silly
,
that
she
was
too
much
upset
,
that
it
was
time
to
finish
,
and
as
the
dinner
was
over
,
it
was
time
to
hand
round
the
tea
.
”
At
that
moment
,
Amalia
Ivanovna
,
deeply
aggrieved
at
taking
no
part
in
the
conversation
,
and
not
being
listened
to
,
made
one
last
effort
,
and
with
secret
misgivings
ventured
on
an
exceedingly
deep
and
weighty
observation
,
that
“
in
the
future
boarding
-
school
she
would
have
to
pay
particular
attention
to
die
Wäsche
,
and
that
there
certainly
must
be
a
good
dame
to
look
after
the
linen
,
and
secondly
that
the
young
ladies
must
not
novels
at
night
read
.
”
Katerina
Ivanovna
,
who
certainly
was
upset
and
very
tired
,
as
well
as
heartily
sick
of
the
dinner
,
at
once
cut
short
Amalia
Ivanovna
,
saying
“
she
knew
nothing
about
it
and
was
talking
nonsense
,
that
it
was
the
business
of
the
laundry
maid
,
and
not
of
the
directress
of
a
high
-
class
boarding
-
school
to
look
after
die
Wäsche
,
and
as
for
novel
-
reading
,
that
was
simply
rudeness
,
and
she
begged
her
to
be
silent
.
”
Amalia
Ivanovna
fired
up
and
getting
angry
observed
that
she
only
“
meant
her
good
,
”
and
that
“
she
had
meant
her
very
good
,
”
and
that
“
it
was
long
since
she
had
paid
her
gold
for
the
lodgings
.
”
Katerina
Ivanovna
at
once
“
set
her
down
,
”
saying
that
it
was
a
lie
to
say
she
wished
her
good
,
because
only
yesterday
when
her
dead
husband
was
lying
on
the
table
,
she
had
worried
her
about
the
lodgings
.
To
this
Amalia
Ivanovna
very
appropriately
observed
that
she
had
invited
those
ladies
,
but
“
those
ladies
had
not
come
,
because
those
ladies
are
ladies
and
cannot
come
to
a
lady
who
is
not
a
lady
.
”
Katerina
Ivanovna
at
once
pointed
out
to
her
,
that
as
she
was
a
slut
she
could
not
judge
what
made
one
really
a
lady
.
Amalia
Ivanovna
at
once
declared
that
her
“
Vater
aus
Berlin
was
a
very
,
very
important
man
,
and
both
hands
in
pockets
went
,
and
always
used
to
say
:
‘
Poof
!
poof
!
’
”
and
she
leapt
up
from
the
table
to
represent
her
father
,
sticking
her
hands
in
her
pockets
,
puffing
her
cheeks
,
and
uttering
vague
sounds
resembling
“
poof
!
poof
!
”
amid
loud
laughter
from
all
the
lodgers
,
who
purposely
encouraged
Amalia
Ivanovna
,
hoping
for
a
fight
.
But
this
was
too
much
for
Katerina
Ivanovna
,
and
she
at
once
declared
,
so
that
all
could
hear
,
that
Amalia
Ivanovna
probably
never
had
a
father
,
but
was
simply
a
drunken
Petersburg
Finn
,
and
had
certainly
once
been
a
cook
and
probably
something
worse
.
Amalia
Ivanovna
turned
as
red
as
a
lobster
and
squealed
that
perhaps
Katerina
Ivanovna
never
had
a
father
,
“
but
she
had
a
Vater
aus
Berlin
and
that
he
wore
a
long
coat
and
always
said
poof
-
poof
-
poof
!
”
