Libro · Crime and Punishment
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Autor: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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That's because you are incapable of getting away from prejudices.
Confound it all! I understand now where the unpleasantness is of
being deceived in a legal marriage, but it's simply a despicable
consequence of a despicable position in which both are
humiliated. When the deception is open, as in a free marriage,
then it does not exist, it's unthinkable. Your wife will only
prove how she respects you by considering you incapable of
opposing her happiness and avenging yourself on her for her new
husband. Damn it all! I sometimes dream if I were to be married,
pfoo! I mean if I were to marry, legally or not, it's just the
same, I should present my wife with a lover if she had not found
one for herself. 'My dear,' I should say, 'I love you, but even
more than that I desire you to respect me. See!' Am I not right?"
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