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Fyodor Dostoevsky · Translated by Constance Garnett

Crime and Punishment

Read through Raskolnikov’s divided reasoning, the pressure of other lives, and the uncertain passage from confession to renewal.

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Contents

Part I

  1. Part I: Chapter I
  2. Part I: Chapter II
  3. Part I: Chapter III
  4. Part I: Chapter IV
  5. Part I: Chapter V
  6. Part I: Chapter VI
  7. Part I: Chapter VII

Part II

  1. Part II: Chapter I
  2. Part II: Chapter II
  3. Part II: Chapter III
  4. Part II: Chapter IV
  5. Part II: Chapter V
  6. Part II: Chapter VI
  7. Part II: Chapter VII

Part III

  1. Part III: Chapter I
  2. Part III: Chapter II
  3. Part III: Chapter III
  4. Part III: Chapter IV
  5. Part III: Chapter V
  6. Part III: Chapter VI

Part IV

  1. Part IV: Chapter I
  2. Part IV: Chapter II
  3. Part IV: Chapter III
  4. Part IV: Chapter IV
  5. Part IV: Chapter V
  6. Part IV: Chapter VI

Part V

  1. Part V: Chapter I
  2. Part V: Chapter II
  3. Part V: Chapter III
  4. Part V: Chapter IV
  5. Part V: Chapter V

Part VI

  1. Part VI: Chapter I
  2. Part VI: Chapter II
  3. Part VI: Chapter III
  4. Part VI: Chapter IV
  5. Part VI: Chapter V
  6. Part VI: Chapter VI
  7. Part VI: Chapter VII
  8. Part VI: Chapter VIII

Epilogue

  1. Epilogue: Chapter I
  2. Epilogue: Chapter II

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Fyodor Dostoevsky · Translated by Constance Garnett. Digital source: Source edition. This reading text follows the edition used in our interactive reader.

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