Livre · Crime and Punishment
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Auteur: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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I see, I see, Rodion Romanovitch, you are laughing at a civilian
like me, taking examples out of military history! But I can't
help it, it's my weakness. I am fond of military science. And I'm
ever so fond of reading all military histories. I've certainly
missed my proper career. I ought to have been in the army, upon
my word I ought. I shouldn't have been a Napoleon, but I might
have been a major, he-he! Well, I'll tell you the whole truth, my
dear fellow, about this special case, I mean: actual fact and a
man's temperament, my dear sir, are weighty matters and it's
astonishing how they sometimes deceive the sharpest calculation!
I--listen to an old man--am speaking seriously, Rodion
Romanovitch" (as he said this Porfiry Petrovitch, who was
scarcely five-and-thirty, actually seemed to have grown old; even
his voice changed and he seemed to shrink together) "Moreover,
I'm a candid man... am I a candid man or not? What do you say?
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