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and though there was no longer anything to be astonished at, still manifest reality always has something shocking about it.
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At that time I was only twenty-four years old. My life then was already gloomy, disorderly, and solitary to the point of savagery.
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loneliness
solitary
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lonely
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Everything is dead, the dead are everywhere. There are only people, and all around them is silence--that's the earth.
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Never trust a woman's tears, Alyosha. I am never for the woman in such cases. I am always on the side of the men.
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Father,' he asked, 'are rich people stronger than anyone else on earth?' 'Yes Ilusha,' I said, 'there are no people on earth stronger than the rich.
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You know, when children are silent and proud, and they try to keep back their tears when they are in great trouble and suddenly break down, their tears fall in streams.
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n llh ldhy kn yfn yrfD 'n yw'mn bh yfrD nfsh lan l~ wjdn yfn,wn lHqyq@ llhy@ tshq Tryqh `l~ hwnin l~ qlbh ldhy m zl `Syan
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'khy ! ..'khy ! .Sdyqy ! ..mdhl hw lnsn Ht~ lywm ! , rhyb hw mSyr lnsn ! shdyd@ hy alm lnsn ! l tHsbn l'n ly rtb@ DbT 'nny mrw' fZ GlyZ lqlb l y`nyh l 'n yshrb lkwnyk w'n ytldhdh blns ! nny fy lwq` l 'fkr l fy mSyr lbshr ldhy yd`w l~ lshfq@ wl`Tf wlrth , dhlk hw htmmy lwHyd tqryb wm 'n bkdhb `lyk lbt@ , 'l fltshhd lsm 'ny l 'kdhb wl 'tbhy fy hdhh llHZ@ , n lmSyr lfj` ldhy ktb `l~ lbshr y`dhbny t`dhyb shdyd l'nny 'n nfsy wHd mn hw'l l'shqy l..
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Believe that God loves you so as you cannot conceive of it; even with your sin and in your sin he loves you.
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An angel in heaven I've told already; but I want to tell an angel on earth.
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His malice was aimed at himself; with shame and contempt he recollected his "cowardice."
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raskolnikov
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I believed, I believe, I want to believe, and I will believe
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That makes it worse! Worse and better!
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You are like everyone else," Alyosha concluded, "that is, like a great many others, only you ought not to be like everyone else, that's what." "Even if everyone is like that?" "Yes, even if everyone is like that. You be the only one who is not like that. And in fact you're not like everyone else: you weren't ashamed just now to confess bad and even ridiculous things about yourself. Who would confess such things nowadays? No one, and people ..
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky |
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Gentlemen, I am tormented by questions; answer them for me. You, for instance, want to cure men of their old habits and reform their will in accordance with science and good sense. But how do you know, not only that it is possible, but also that it is desirable to reform man in that way? And what leads you to the conclusion that man's inclinations need reforming? In short, how do you know that such a reformation will be a benefit to man?
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You say I haven't any orginality. But mark this, dear Prince, there's nothing more annoying for a man of our time and race than to tell him he's not original, a weak character with no special talents, ordinary in other words. You didn't even deign to regard me as a genuine rogue, I felt like killing you for that just now, you know that?
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dh wSlt ly nqT@ l tjsryn 'n ttkhTyh fswf tshqyn, w dh tkhTyth frbm shqyt 'kthr
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For socialism is not merely the labor question, it is before all things the atheistic question, the question of the form taken by atheism to-day, the question of the tower of Babel built without God, not to mount to heaven from earth but to set up heaven on earth.
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n hdhh lmkhlwqt lty l tmlk qw@ ldf` `n nfsh mtshbh@ mtmthl@: t`rf 'n lhw@ tntZrh hnk, thm tjry lyh l tlwy `l~ shy.
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You have disgraced the name of Russia, madam!" shouted the general, "and there are police for that!"
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n l'shy lSGyr@ hy lty lh 'kbr sh'n w '`Zm khTr, hdhh hy lHqyq@,n 'shy SGyr@ hy lty tfsd kl shy' fy akhr l'mr dy'm
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I passed by your lodging just now, and thought: 'I'll go in to him; he is kinder than any of them, and he was there at the time.' Forgive a poor creature who's no use to anyone; i'll go away directly; I'm going....
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But no, no, I am not to blame, Nastenka; I feel that, I know that, because my heart tells me I am right, for I cannot hurt you in any way, I cannot wound you! I was your friend, but I am still your friend, I have betrayed no trust. Here my tears are falling, Nastenka. Let them flow, let them flow -- they don't hurt anybody. They will dry, Nastenka.
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ly'n lm ykn fy hdh l`lm shy 'S`b mn lSdq wlSrH@, fl shy fy l`lm 'shl mn ltmlq. flSdq dh nds fyh `shr m`shr mn lkdhb sr`n m ykhlTh nshz ftq` fDyH@. 'm ltmlq fnh dh kn kdhban mn 'wlh l~ akhrh, yZl sran wmmt`an, flshkhS ySGy lyh sh`ran bldh@ n lm tkn ldh@ smy@ fhy ldh@ `l~ kl Hl. wmhm ykn ltmlq mfDwH fn nSf lmdyH `l~ l'ql ynTly `l~ lmmdwH. ySdq hdh `l~ jmy` Tbqt lns fy lmjtm`. n fy ws`k 'n tGwy blmdyH 'Thr ft@ fmblk bGyrh
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m l`ql l khdm l'hw.
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n lrb sh krmh 'n yhb llns hdhh ln`m@ : lnwbt l`Sby@
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky |
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I don't know how it is with others, and my feeling is that I cannot be like any other. Any other thinks, and then at once thinks something else. I cannot think something else, I think one thing all my life. God has tormented me all my life.
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Insan,gelip gecici heveseleri olan,tutarsiz bir varliktir ve tipki satranc oyunculari gibi hedefe ulasmayi degilde hedefe giden yollari daha cok sever. Emin olamayiz elbette,ama insanin ulasmak icin cabaladigi sey, hedefe giden bu yol olabilir;o da hayatin ta kendisidir zaten. Aslina bakilirsa hedef,iki kere iki dorttur yani bir formuldur; ama bu formul hayatin degil,olumun baslangicidir. Insan,daima iki kere ikinin dort etmesinden az da ol..
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky |
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It is not the real punishment. The only effectual one, the only deterrent and softening one, lies in the recognition of sin by conscience.
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky |
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Here, perhaps, is the only man in the world who, were you to leave him alone and without money on the square of some unknown city with a population of a million, would not perish, would not die of cold and hunger, for he would immediately be fed and immediately be taken care of, and if no one else took care of him, he would immediately take care of himself, and it would cost him no effort, and no humiliation, and he would be no burden to th..
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky |
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I ask, I demand to be respected! Shatov went on shouting. "Not for my person--to hell with it--but for something else, just for now, for a few words...We are two beings, and we have come together in infinity...for the last time in the world. Abandon your tone and take a human one! At least for once in your life speak in a human voice. Not for my sake, but for your own. Do you understand that you should forgive me that slap in the face if on..
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky |
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I renounce the higher harmony altogether. It's not worth the tears of that one tortured child who...prayed..with...unexpiated tears to 'dear,kind God!
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religion
philosophic-reflection
theology
pessimism
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I've alway been struck by how little adults understand children, even their own fathers and mothers. Nothing should be kept from children on the pretext that they're little and it's too soon for them to know. Such a sad, wretched idea! Children themselves are well aware that their parents regard them as as too small and uncomprehending, when actually they understand everything. Adults don't realize that children can give extremely valuable ..
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One's very own free, unfettered desire, one's own whim, no matter how wild, one's own fantasy, even though sometimes roused to the point of madness-all this constitutes precisely that previously omitted, most advantageous advantage which isn't included under any classification and because of which all systems and theories are constantly smashed to smithereens.
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky |
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There is a great and unresolved thought in him. He's one of those who don't need millions, but need to resolve their thought.
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Listen, Kolya, by the way, you are going to be a very unhappy man in your life...But on the whole you will bless life all the same.
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky |
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yqwlwn 'n lwd`@ qw@ hy'l@
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The harmonious man, it needs to be said, hardly exists at all; out of many tens, even hundreds of thousands perhaps one or two at most are encountered, and even then in rather feeble versions.
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Well, suppose intelligent people don't believe, but that's from intelligence, and you, I say, squirt that you are, what do you understand about God? You were taught by some student, and if he'd taught you to light icon lamps, you'd do it.
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Listen, Stavrogin: to level the mountains is a good idea, not a ridiculous one. I'm for Shigalyov! No need for education, enough of science! There's sufficient material even without science for a thousand years to come, but obedience must be set up. Only one thing is lacking in the world: obedience. The thirst for education is already an aristocratic thirst. As soon as there's just a tiny bit of family or love, there's a desire for property..
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky |
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Convictions and the man--it seems they're two different things in many ways. Maybe in many ways I'm guilty before them!...We're all guilty, we're all guilty, and...if only we were all convinced of it!
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Fyodor Dostoyevsky |
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Caci o astfel de dragoste patimasa, salbatica, e ca o criza de nebunie, ca un streang in jurul gatului, ca o boala, dar de indata ce e satisfacuta, valul de pe ochii omului se destrama si in sufletul lui se naste sentimentul opus: ura si scarba, dorinta de a distruge, de a calca in picioare idolul de pana atunci.
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And who knows (one cannot vouch for it), perhaps the whole goal mankind strives for on earth consists just in this ceaselessness of the process of achievement alone, that is to say, in life itself, and not essentially in the goal, which, of course, is bound to be nothing other than two times two is four--that is, a formula; and two times two is four is no longer life, gentlemen, but the beginning of death.
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Just try to let yourself be carried away blindly by your feelings, without reflection, without a primary cause, suppressing consciousness even for a moment; hate or love, anything, just in order not to sit idly by with your arms folded. The day after tomorrow at the very latest, you'll begin to despise yourself for having deceived yourself knowingly. The result: a soap bubble and inertia.
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