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. . . Only one of Dostoevsky’s famous characters, Raskoinikov, was permitted by the author to complete his inward course and break through into the open. The rest were tormented by repressed longing, real love and life being denied them and belief in God withheld. In some the awareness of the reasons for brooding was just plain enough for them to feel close to breaking away from the chains of their inner tension; in others the tension was not understood on high enough plane for them even to feel the mystery of their repression. ~ Page 36/37
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