Leo Tolstoy Quotes

When Levin Thought About What He Was And What He Lived For, He Found No Answer And Fell Into Despair; But When He Stopped Asking Himself About It, He Seemed To Know What He Was And What He Lived For, Because He Acted And Lived Firmly And Definitely.

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