What to Do? Thoughts Evoked By the Census of Moscow
What to Do? Thoughts Evoked By the Census of Moscow
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I then felt that my life was bad, and that it was im- possible to live in that manner. But from the fact that my life was bad, and that it was impossible to live in that manner, I did not draw the very simple and clear deduction that it was necessary to amend my life and to live better, but I drew the terrible deduction that in order to live well myself, I must needs reform the lives of others ; and so I began to reform the lives of others. I lived in the city, and I wished to reform the lives ...of those who lived in the city ; but I soon became convinced that this I could not by any possibility ac- complish, and I began to meditate on the inherent characteristics of city life and city poverty.
" What are city life and city ix)verty? Wh}', when I am living in the city, cannot I help the city poor? " Digitized by Google TB OUGHTS EVOKED BY CENSUS OF MOSCOW. 91 I asked myself. I answered myself that I could not do any thing for them, in the first place, because there were too many of them here in one spot ; in the second place, because all the poor people here were entirely different from the country poor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I then felt that my life was bad, and that it was im- possible to live in that manner. But from the fact that my life was bad, and that it was impossible to live in that manner, I did not draw the very simple and clear deduction that it was necessary to amend my life and to live better, but I drew the terrible deduction that in order to live well myself, I must needs reform the lives of others ; and so I began to reform the lives of others. I lived in the city, and I wished to reform the lives ...of those who lived in the city ; but I soon became convinced that this I could not by any possibility ac- complish, and I began to meditate on the inherent characteristics of city life and city poverty.
" What are city life and city ix)verty? Wh}', when I am living in the city, cannot I help the city poor? " Digitized by Google TB OUGHTS EVOKED BY CENSUS OF MOSCOW. 91 I asked myself. I answered myself that I could not do any thing for them, in the first place, because there were too many of them here in one spot ; in the second place, because all the poor people here were entirely different from the country poor.
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