Book · Crime and Punishment
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Author: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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"And more honourable, more honourable, he-he-he!"
"What do you mean by 'more honourable'? I don't understand such
expressions to describe human activity. 'More honourable,'
'nobler'--all those are old-fashioned prejudices which I reject.
Everything which is of use to mankind is honourable. I only
understand one word: useful! You can snigger as much as you like,
but that's so!"
Pyotr Petrovitch laughed heartily. He had finished counting the
money and was putting it away. But some of the notes he left on
the table. The "cesspool question" had already been a subject of
dispute between them. What was absurd was that it made
Lebeziatnikov really angry, while it amused Luzhin and at that
moment he particularly wanted to anger his young friend.
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