Theyhadnotfartocarrythecoffintothechurch, , clearday, , inhisshortoldsummerovercoat, withhisheadbareandhissoft, old, , .
"Andthecrustofbread, we'veforgottenthecrust!" .
"Ilushatoldmeto, Ilusha," heexplainedatoncetoAlyosha."Iwassittingbyhimonenightandhesuddenlytoldme: 'Father, whenmygraveisfilledupcrumbleapieceofbreadonitsothatthesparrowsmayflydown, Ishallhearanditwillcheermeupnottobelyingalone.' "
"That'sagoodthing," saidAlyosha, "wemustoftentakesome."
"Everyday, everyday!" saidthecaptainquickly, seemingcheeredatthethought.
, ; manyoftheikonswerewithoutsettings; , thoughattimeshehadoutburstsofthesameunconsciousand, asitwere, , whenacandlefelloutofthecandlestickherushedtoreplaceitandwasafearfultimefumblingoverit, , whowasstandingbesidehim, , "LiketheCherubim," , hepressedhisforeheadtothestonefloorandlaysoforalongwhile.
, , shortsobs, whichhetriedatfirsttosmother, , heflunghisarmsabout, asthoughhewouldnotallowthemtocoverIlusha, , , , , hesuddenlypointedanxiouslyatthefallingearthandbegantryingtosaysomething, butnoonecouldmakeoutwhathemeant, , snatchedupthebreadandbeganpullingittopiecesandflingingthemorselsonthegrave.
"Come, flydown, birds, flydown, sparrows!" hemutteredanxiously.
, , andasitwere, satisfyinghimselfthateverythinghadbeendoneandthebreadhadbeencrumbled, hesuddenly, tothesurpriseofeveryone, turned, quitecomposedlyeven, , .
"Theflowersareformamma, theflowersareformamma! Iwasunkindtomamma," hebeganexclaimingsuddenly.
