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What a great line from an exceptional book.
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- by jehhk June 10, 2008 5:54 PM PDT
- Don't listen to this ignorant fool. Dostoevsky is amazing, Dreiser somewhat less so, but Crime and Punishment is pure brilliance. I felt so alive when I finished it. So many of Raskolnikov's ideas and concepts I have thought of myself (obvious never carrying them out), but I think that Dostoevsky really found a character that was very true to reality.
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