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I only told you the beginning then about the murder of the old pawnbroker-woman.
2
But the old pawnbroker was fascinated by the sparkling bauble.
3
Thinking about what the old pawnbroker had said.
4
Upon this, the old pawnbroker burst out laughing, and returned to his desk without saying a word.
5
That I killed a vile noxious insect, an old pawnbroker woman, of use to no one!...
6
If I were lost to family pride and honor so far as to mingle my blood with that of the old pawnbroker, Mordecai!
7
It's bad enough that an old pawnbroker from Bagdad should make us fight his battles; we can't fight with our right hand cut off.
8
He decides to kill an old pawnbroker, a nasty operator who has contempt for her customers and treats Lisaveta, her poor sister so badly.
9
She wasn't 'a louse,' you know" (he pointed to the corner where the dead woman lay), "was she, like some old pawnbroker woman?
10
"You are talking of the murder of the old pawnbroker, I believe?" Pyotr Petrovitch put in, addressing Zossimov.
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"I'm Alyona Ivanovna," said the third Russian with a trace of annoyance, "the rapacious old pawnbroker whose apparent greed and wealth led you to murder."