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Demons — Fyodor Dostoevsky
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by Fyodor Dostoevsky · 1872
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1. Of Course I Don't Assert That He Had Never Suffered for His Convictions
2. There Are Strange Friendships. the Two Friends Are Always Ready to Fly
3. On One Occasion, Just at the Time When the First Rumours of the
4. She Had Herself Designed the Costume for Him Which He Wore for the Rest
5. They Spent Almost the Whole Winter Season in Petersburg. but by Lent
6. Immediately on Their Return From Petersburg Varvara Petrovna Sent Her
7. After This We Had a Period of Stagnation Which Lasted Nine Years.
8. At One Time It Was Reported About the Town That Our Little Circle Was a
9. There Was Another Being in the World to Whom Varvara Petrovna Was as
10. Suddenly, Apropos of Nothing, Our Prince Was Guilty of Incredible
11. At Last the Interview with the Governor Took Place Too. Our Dear, Mild,
12. Our Prince Travelled for Over Three Years, So That He Was Almost
13. Our Friend Certainly Had Fallen Into Not a Few Bad Habits, Especially of
14. I Will Now Enter Upon the Description of That Almost Forgotten Incident
15. It Was True That She Would Never Have Let Dasha Suffer; on the Contrary,
16. Stepan Trofimovitch's Estate, as We Used to Call It (Which Consisted
17. About a Week Had Passed, and the Position Had Begun to Grow More
18. One Morning, on the Seventh or Eighth Day After Stepan Trofimovitch Had
19. But This Time to My Surprise I Found an Extraordinary Change in Him. He
20. Why He Should Be Lost Owing to Liputin I Did Not Know, and Indeed I
21. We Were All Standing in the Doorway. It Was the Moment When Hosts and
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23. Stepan Trofimovitch Stood a Moment Reflecting, Looked at Me as Though He
24. I Did Not Find Shatov at Home. I Ran Round Again, Two Hours Later. He
25. I Had Only Just Lifted My Leg Over the High Barrier Across the Bottom of
26. Stepan Trofimovitch Was Awaiting Me with Hysterical Impatience. It
27. Shatov Was Not Perverse but Acted on My Note, and Called at Midday on
28. Lizaveta Nikolaevna's Business with Shatov Turned Out, to My Surprise,
29. He Certainly Was Queer, but in All This There Was a Very Great Deal Not
30. I Did Not Find Him at Home Till Past Seven O'Clock That Evening. to My
31. Shatov Stood at the Closed Door of His Room and Listened; Suddenly He
32. This "Next Day," the Very Sunday Which Was to Decide Stepan
33. Varvara Petrovna Rang the Bell and Threw Herself Into an Easy Chair by
34. There Could Be Nothing Surprising to Praskovya Ivanovna in Such a
35. I Have Said Something of This Gentleman's Outward Appearance. He Was a
36. I Will Permit Myself to Halt Here to Sketch in a Few Hurried Strokes
37. It Was Very Little of It Talk, However; It Was Mostly Exclamation. I'Ve
38. He Was Cheerful and Serene. Perhaps Something Very Pleasant Had Happened
39. First of All I Must Mention That, for the Last Two or Three Minutes
40. Eight Days Had Passed. Now That It Is All Over and I Am Writing a Record
41. Pyotr Stepanovitch Ran Round to See His Father Twice, but Unfortunately
42. It Was Seven O'Clock in the Evening. Nikolay Vsyevolodovitch Was Sitting
43. Perhaps He Imagined, as He Made His Exit, That as Soon as He Was Left
44. There Everything Was Unlocked and All the Doors Stood Open. the Passage
45. The Door of the Empty House in Which Shatov Was Lodging Was Not Closed;
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47. He Walked the Length of Bogoyavlensky Street. at Last the Road Began
48. The House Which Nikolay Vsyevolodovitch Had Reached Stood Alone in a
49. Marya Timofyevna's Room Was Twice as Large as the One Occupied by the
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51. The Next Day, at Two O'Clock in the Afternoon, the Duel Took Place as
52. I Have Hitherto Not Had Occasion to Describe His Appearance. He Was a
53. He Learned at Once From Alexey Yegorytch That Varvara Petrovna Had
54. The Impression Made on the Whole Neighbourhood by the Story of the Duel,
55. He Went to the "Old Man" Straight From Varvara Petrovna's, and He Was
56. Outside Influences, Too, Had Come Into Play in the Matter, However.
57. The Date of the Fete Which Yulia Mihailovna Was Getting Up for the
58. Two Days After the Incident I Have Described I Met Her in a Numerous
59. Almost at the Same Time, and Certainly on the Same Day, the Interview
60. The Date of the Fete Was Definitely Fixed, and Von Lembke Became More
61. A Combination of Circumstances Had Arisen Which Mr. Von Lembke Was Quite
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63. Though Pyotr Stepanovitch Was Perhaps Far From Being a Stupid Man, Fedka
64. It Was a Busy Day for Pyotr Stepanovitch. From Von Lembke He Hastened to
65. Pyotr Stepanovitch Went First to Kirillov's. He Found Him, as Usual,
66. He Had Probably Been Very Busy That Day on All Sorts of Errands and
67. Virginsky Lived in His Own House, or Rather His Wife's, in Muravyin
68. With Conspicuous Nonchalance Verhovensky Lounged in the Chair at the
69. Ivan the Tsarevitch
70. A Raid at Stepan Trofimovitch's
71. The Adventure That Befell Us on the Way Was Also a Surprising One. but I
72. Lembke Suddenly Came in with Rapid Steps, Accompanied by the Chief of
73. In the First Place, the Whole Company Who Had Filled Three Carriages
74. The Fete Took Place in Spite of All the Perplexities of the Preceding
75. There Was a Feeling in the Hall That Something Was Wrong Again. Let Me
76. I Ran Out to Him Behind the Scenes Once More, and Had Time to Warn Him
77. He Would Not See Me. He Had Shut Himself Up and Was Writing. at My
78. All That Night, with Its Almost Grotesque Incidents, and the Terrible
79. The Fire Frightened the Inhabitants of the Riverside Just Because It
80. From the Large Ballroom of Skvoreshniki (the Room in Which the Last
81. The Room From Which Pyotr Stepanovitch Had Peeped in Was a Large
82. He Rushed Off to Overtake Lizaveta Nikolaevna. She Had Not Got Far
83. That Morning Many People Saw Pyotr Stepanovitch. All Who Saw Him
84. All Our Fellows Believed That Shatov Was Going to Betray Them; but They
85. Kirillov Was Sitting on His Leather Sofa Drinking Tea, as He Always Was
86. He Had Long Had a Passport in Readiness Made Out in a False Name. It
87. The Catastrophe with Liza and the Death of Marya Timofyevna Made an
88. Erkel Was a "Little Fool" Who Was Only Lacking in the Higher Form
89. First of All He Went to Kirillov. It Was by Now About One O'Clock in the
90. I May Mention That Anna Prohorovna Knew Nothing of the Resolutions
91. He Found Kirillov Still Pacing Up and Down His Room So Preoccupied That
92. The Night Was Passing. Shatov Was Sent Hither and Thither, Abused,
93. During That Day Virginsky Had Spent Two Hours in Running Round to
94. He First Went Home, and Carefully, Without Haste, Packed His Trunk. at
95. Precisely at Ten Minutes to Six Pyotr Stepanovitch and Erkel Were
96. I Am Persuaded That Stepan Trofimovitch Was Terribly Frightened as
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98. It Was Varvara Petrovna Herself. She Had Arrived, with Darya Pavlovna,
99. Conclusion
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