Book · Crime and Punishment
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Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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"Thank you. But tell me this: how do you distinguish those
extraordinary people from the ordinary ones? Are there signs at
their birth? I feel there ought to be more exactitude, more
external definition. Excuse the natural anxiety of a practical
law-abiding citizen, but couldn't they adopt a special uniform,
for instance, couldn't they wear something, be branded in some
way? For you know if confusion arises and a member of one
category imagines that he belongs to the other, begins to
'eliminate obstacles' as you so happily expressed it, then..."
"Oh, that very often happens! That remark is wittier than the
other."
"Thank you."
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