Livre · Crime and Punishment
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Auteur: Fyodor Dostoevsky
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"No, it's not nonsense! A man who has suffered distress and
annoyance as you did yesterday and who yet can sympathise with
the misery of others, such a man... even though he is making a
social mistake--is still deserving of respect! I did not expect
it indeed of you, Pyotr Petrovitch, especially as according to
your ideas... oh, what a drawback your ideas are to you! How
distressed you are for instance by your ill-luck yesterday,"
cried the simple-hearted Lebeziatnikov, who felt a return of
affection for Pyotr Petrovitch. "And, what do you want with
marriage, with legal marriage, my dear, noble Pyotr Petrovitch?
Why do you cling to this legality of marriage? Well, you may beat
me if you like, but I am glad, positively glad it hasn't come
off, that you are free, that you are not quite lost for
humanity.... you see, I've spoken my mind!"
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