Sublime

“Je désire d’abord que vous… que vous me parliez non comme à un épicier, mais comme à un être humain. Que, si vous avez besoin d’assistance, vous ne… vous ne mettiez pas aussitôt en avant votre honteux argent… mais que vous priiez… l’être humain que je suis de vous aider, de vous aider, vous qui êtes aussi un être humain… Je ne suis pas seulement m

Every person should define for himself his attitude to this world and to God.

Doctor was an unshakable identity, and Sylvie and her family, and all of Kent’s many friends, showed him their wounds and symptoms with a look that said, Can you fix me?

Such things you love not with your mind, not with logic, but with your insides, your guts, you love your first young strength … Do you understand any of this blather, Alyoshka, or not?” Ivan suddenly laughed.

He is in the clean and well-lit prison of one idea: he is sharpened to one painful point.

Every man ‘seen distinctly enough is abnormal, for the normal is only a name for the undifferentiated, for a failure to see the inescapable nuance.’19

In 1995, relatively free from the shackles of the computer screen that now demands so much of doctors’ attention, the main obstacle Weinberg faces in engaging the troubled young woman is his own willingness to do so. His leisurely conversations with her seem as quaint to us now as black bags and glass hypodermics.

Who knows, maybe this accursed old man, who loves mankind so stubbornly in his own way, exists even now, in the form of a great host of such old men, and by no means accidentally, but in concert, as a secret union, organized long ago for the purpose of keeping the mystery, of keeping it from unhappy and feeble mankind with the aim of making them ha