, refusingtoadmithim, , Grigoryranroundthetable, closedthedoubledoorsontheoppositesideoftheroomleadingtotheinnerapartments, andstoodbeforethecloseddoors, stretchingwidehisarms, preparedtodefendtheentrance, sotospeak, , DmitriutteredascreamratherthanashoutandrushedatGrigory.
"Thenshe'sthere! She'shiddenthere! Outoftheway, scoundrel!"
HetriedtopullGrigoryaway, , Dmitristruckout, , andDmitri, leapingoverhim, , huddlingclosetoFyodorPavlovitch.
"She'shere!" shoutedDmitri."Isawherturntowardsthehousejustnow, butIcouldn'? Whereisshe?"
Thatshout, "She'shere!" .
"Holdhim! Holdhim!" hecried, , : itwasalargeglassvase—notanexpensiveone—onamarblepedestalwhichDmitrihadupsetasheranpastit.
"Athim!" shoutedtheoldman."Help!"
IvanandAlyoshacaughttheoldmanandwereforciblybringinghimback.
"Whydoyourunafterhim? He'llmurderyououtright," Ivancriedwrathfullyathisfather.
"Ivan! Alyosha! ', running."
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"Butyou'veseenforyourselfthatshehasn'tcome," criedIvan.
"Butshemayhavecomebythatotherentrance."
"Youknowthatentranceislocked, andyouhavethekey."
, ofcourse, foundtheotherentrancelocked, andthekeyactuallywasinFyodorPavlovitch', soGrushenkacouldnothavecomeinanywherenorhaverunoutanywhere.
"Holdhim!" shriekedFyodorPavlovitch, assoonashesawhimagain."He'sbeenstealingmoneyinmybedroom." , tuggedatthem, , thoughnotsostrongasDmitri, threwhisarmsroundhim, , holdingDmitriinfront.
"Madman! You'vekilledhim!" criedIvan.
"Servehimright!" shoutedDmitribreathlessly."IfIhaven'tkilledhim, I''tprotecthim!"