Andinthesamenervousfrenzy, too, , heshoutedtohim, wavinghishands, "Iamgoingupstairstomyroom, -by!" andpassedby, ; , hestoodstillinsilenceandwithanironicalairwatchedhissongoingupstairs, tillhepassedoutofsight.

"What'sthematterwithhim?" hepromptlyaskedSmerdyakov, whohadfollowedIvan.

"?" thevaletmutteredevasively.

"Confoundhim! , ! Nonews?"

ThenfollowedaseriesofquestionssuchasSmerdyakovhadjustcomplainedoftoIvan, allrelatingtohisexpectedvisitor, , , seeingnothing.

Itwasverylate, , tilltwoo', andthisisnottheplacetolookintothatsoul—, itwouldbeveryhardtogiveanaccountofthem, fortherewerenothoughtsinhisbrain, butsomethingveryvague, and, aboveall, , too, byallsortsofstrangeandalmostsurprisingdesires; forinstance, aftermidnighthesuddenlyhadanintenseirresistibleinclinationtogodown, openthedoor, , hecouldnothavegivenanyexactreason, , hewasmorethanoncethatnightovercomebyasortofinexplicablehumiliatingterror, , , , andwonderedgreatlyatthisafterwards, especiallyasherememberedperfectlythatwhenhehadprotestedsovaliantlytoKaterinaIvanovnathathewouldgoawaynextdaytoMoscow, somethinghadwhisperedinhisheart, "That'snonsense, youarenotgoing, anditwon'tbesoeasytotearyourselfawayasyouareboastingnow."