Mityawasinhaste; herushedtowardsFyodorPavlovitch'sbythebackway, tohisarbor, , ofwhichIshallspeaklateron, Mityahadnotafarthing, andpawnedfortenroublesapossessionhevalued, though, threehourslater, hewasinpossessionofthousands.... (thewomanlivingnearFyodorPavlovitch's) helearnedtheverydisturbingfactofSmerdyakov', hisfit, thedoctor'svisit, FyodorPavlovitch'sanxiety; heheardwithinterest, too, thathisbrotherIvanhadsetoffthatmorningforMoscow.
"ThenhemusthavedriventhroughVolovyabeforeme," thoughtDmitri, buthewasterriblydistressedaboutSmerdyakov."Whatwillhappennow? Who'llkeepwatchforme? Who'llbringmeword?" , ; -day, butwhere? HereoratSamsonov'sgate? Hedecidedthathemustbeonthelookoutbothhereandthere, andmeanwhile...meanwhile...., : "InanhourIshallknoweverything, Ishallsettleeverything, andthen, then, firstofalltoSamsonov's.I'llinquirewhetherGrushenka'sthereandinstantlybebackhereagain, staytilleleven, andthentoSamsonov'sagaintobringherhome." Thiswaswhathedecided.
Heflewhome, washed, combedhishair, brushedhisclothes, dressed, andwenttoMadameHohlakov'! , , ifhefeltsocertain, hehadnotgonetoheratfirst, oneofhisownsort, sotospeak, insteadoftoSamsonov, amanhedidnotknow, whowasnotofhisownclass, andtowhomhehardlyknewhowtospeak.
