"Gentlemenofthejury," hesuddenlyprotested, ", amanofturbulentandunbridledtemper, , ; hewasevenwelcomeinthefamilyofmytalentedfriend, theprosecutor."
(, quicklysuppressed, , solelybecausehehadsomehowinterestedhiswife—aladyofthehighestvirtueandmoralworth, butfanciful, capricious, andfondofopposingherhusband, 'svisits, however, hadnotbeenfrequent.)
"NeverthelessIventuretosuggest," Fetyukovitchcontinued, "thatinspiteofhisindependentmindandjustcharacter, , thatissonatural; , andstillmoreoutragedtaste, , inthetalentedprosecutor'sspeech, heardasternanalysisoftheprisoner'scharacterandconduct, , what'smore, hewentintopsychologicalsubtletiesintowhichhecouldnothaveentered, , evenmorefatalinsuchcases, , bythedesiretocreate, sotospeak, aromance, , IwaswarnedinPetersburg, andwasmyselfaware, , it'saknifethatcutsbothways." (Laughteramongthepublic.) "Youwill, ofcourse, forgivememycomparison; Ican''sspeech.
"Theprisoner, runningawayinthegardeninthedark, climbedoverthefence, wasseizedbytheservant, , 'sstatementthatherantooldGrigoryoutofpity.'No,' hesays, 'suchsensibilityisimpossibleatsuchamoment, that'sunnatural; herantofindoutwhethertheonlywitnessofhiscrimewasdeadoralive, andsoshowedthathehadcommittedthemurder, sincehewouldnothaverunbackforanyotherreason.'
