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Crime and Punishment
Fyodor Dostoyevsky · translated by Constance Garnett
A poor student in St Petersburg commits murder to prove a theory, and then has to live with it.
First published 1866 · 205,000 words · about 14 hours to read · 619 pages at 10.3″
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- PDF, 10.3″ and larger, with notes margin 619 pages, 3 MB
- PDF, 10.3″ and larger, without notes margin 600 pages, 3 MB
- PDF, 7–8″, with notes margin 811 pages, 4 MB
- PDF, 7–8″, without notes margin 711 pages, 3 MB
- PDF, 7.3″ tall, with notes margin 807 pages, 3 MB
- PDF, 7.3″ tall, without notes margin 786 pages, 3 MB
The Margin edition
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About this edition
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