Fyodor Dostoevsky. Crime and punishment (№ 338360)

... sullen, gloomy, arrogant and proud; recently (and maybe much before) insecure and hypochondriac. Generous and kind. Feelings do not like his comment and cruelty rather do, than the words Express the heart. Sometimes, however, it is not a hypochondriac, but simply cold and unfeeling to inhumanity, right, exactly opposite him two turns are replaced by nature. Sometimes terribly taciturn! Once all of him, all hinder him, and he is, does nothing. Not mocking, not because so sharpness is not enough, and the exact time he had such a trifle is not enough. Doslushivaet not what they say. Never interested in those than anything at the moment interested in. Terribly highly appreciates and, it seems, not without some right to it.