protection> une tente, power of Christ protects as would a tent?
ごとり> five birds?
accent aigu> é [e]accent grave > à [a], è [ɛ], ù [y]accent circonflexe> â [a], ê [ɛ], î [i], ô [o], û [y]
26 Par conséquent, je cours, mais pas sans but+ ; je boxe, mais pas dans le vide ;le vide> empty?
Nietzche read and admired Dostoevsky. In Twilight of the Idols, he calls him ˝the only psychologist from whom I had something to learn,˝ and there are more oblique references elsewhere. Nietzche is known to have read a number of Dostoevsky‘s novels in French in the late 1880s, though I don‘t know whether Crime and Punishment specifically was among them.