[Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky]@TWC D-Link bookCrime and Punishment CHAPTER I 14/46
The sun shone straight in his eyes, so that it hurt him to look out of them, and he felt his head going round--as a man in a fever is apt to feel when he comes out into the street on a bright sunny day. When he reached the turning into _the_ street, in an agony of trepidation he looked down it...
at _the_ house...
and at once averted his eyes. "If they question me, perhaps I'll simply tell," he thought, as he drew near the police-station. The police-station was about a quarter of a mile off.
It had lately been moved to new rooms on the fourth floor of a new house.
He had been once for a moment in the old office but long ago.
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