Fyodor Dostoyevsky Quotes

Again It Became Suddenly Plain And Perceptible To Him That He Had Just Told A Fearful Lie - That He Would Never Now Be Able To Speak Freely Of Everything - That He Would Never Again Be Able To Speak Of Anything To Anyone.

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