Character: Peep Gargery. Page 1

In the room sat three ladies and one gentleman. I stood at the window five minutes, as I was under the impression that they are all sycophants and crooks, but that each of them pretends not to know that the rest of the sycophants and swindlers, because, admit it, everyone thus had to identify themselves to the sycophants and crooks.

- It was better to leave her living heart, said I couldn't resist - even though it bled out or crashed.

You are a part of my life, a part of me. You - every line I read since I first came here a simple country boy whose poor heart you wounded even then it hurts. You are everywhere and in everything I have since seen on the river, the sails of ships, on the marshes, in the clouds, in the light and in the darkness, in the wind, in the sea, in the woods, on the streets. You embody all the wonderful dreams, which gave rise to my imagination. How durable the stones of the strongest London buildings that your hands are powerless to budge, as hard and indestructible lives in my soul your image in the past and now, and forever. Estella, until my last breath you will always be part of me, part of everything there is good in me, - how little it was, and just bad. But now, in the moment of farewell, I associate you only with good and from now on I promise only to think about you, for I believe you have done me more good than evil, no matter how broken my heart. God forgive and have mercy

I'm out of cowardice did not do that obviously had to do the same out of cowardice did what to do obviously should not.

She didn't remember, she didn't care, and I began to cry again, but only in my heart - and this is the bitterest tears.

That is probably the fate of all the hermits - their memories are a little similar to their past life.

In response to my polite morning greeting he asked: "How much seven times nine?" What was I supposed to say to him, caught off guard, in a strange house, and, moreover, on an empty stomach?