Fyodor Dostoyevsky Quotes

He Was Partly A Young Man Of Our Time - That Is, Honest By Nature, Demanding The Truth, Seeking It And Believing In It, And In That Belief Demanding Immediate Participation In It With All The Strength Of His Soul; Demanding An Immediate Deed, With An Unfailing Desire To Sacrifice Everything For This Deed, Even Life. Although, Unfortunately, These Young Men Do Not Understand That The Sacrifice Of Life Is, Perhaps, The Easiest Of All Sacrifices In Many Cases, While To Sacrifice, For Example, Five Or Six Years Of Their Ebulliently Youthful Life To Hard, Difficult Studies, To Learning, In Order To Increase Tenfold Their Strength To Serve The Very Truth And The Very Deed That They Loved And Set Out To Accomplish - Such Sacrifice Is Often Almost Beyond The Strength Of Many Of Them.

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