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CHEKHOV,
ANTON
“May God
guard you.”
(Koteliansky,
1965, 155)
“All is in
the hands of God.”
(Ibid.,
196)
“Glory be
to God.”
(Ibid.,
264)
“The
gospels . . . are indeed truth.”
(Ibid.,
273)
“I
consider his (Tolstoy’s) faith to be nearest and most akin to mine.”
(Ibid.,
273)
“Modern
culture is but the beginning of a work for a great future, a work which will
go on, perhaps, for ten of thousands of years, in order that mankind may,
even in the remote future, come to know the truth of a real God -- that is,
not by guessing, not by seeking in Dostoevsky, but by perceiving clearly, as
one perceives that twice two is four.”
(Ibid.,
282)
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