Ivan Turgenev Quotes

Death Is Like A Fisherman, Who, Having Caught A Fish In His Net, Leaves It In The Water For A Time; The Fish Continues To Swim About, But All The While The Net Is Round It, And The Fisherman Will Snatch It Out In His Own Good Time.

Ivan Turgenev Quotes: Death Is Like A Fisherman, Who, Having Caught A Fish In His Net, Leaves It In The Water For A

Ivan Turgenev Quotes: Death Is Like A Fisherman, Who, Having Caught A Fish In His Net, Leaves It In The Water For A

Ivan Turgenev Quotes: Death Is Like A Fisherman, Who, Having Caught A Fish In His Net, Leaves It In The Water For A

Ivan Turgenev Quotes: Death Is Like A Fisherman, Who, Having Caught A Fish In His Net, Leaves It In The Water For A

Ivan Turgenev Quotes: Death Is Like A Fisherman, Who, Having Caught A Fish In His Net, Leaves It In The Water For A

Ivan Turgenev Quotes: Death Is Like A Fisherman, Who, Having Caught A Fish In His Net, Leaves It In The Water For A

Ivan Turgenev Quotes: Death Is Like A Fisherman, Who, Having Caught A Fish In His Net, Leaves It In The Water For A

Ivan Turgenev Quotes: Death Is Like A Fisherman, Who, Having Caught A Fish In His Net, Leaves It In The Water For A

Ivan Turgenev Quotes: Death Is Like A Fisherman, Who, Having Caught A Fish In His Net, Leaves It In The Water For A

Ivan Turgenev Quotes: Death Is Like A Fisherman, Who, Having Caught A Fish In His Net, Leaves It In The Water For A

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