Wednesday, December 02, 2009

Some Solzhenitsyn

Also from The First Circle:
Rubin could not and never did listen for long. His idea of conversation (and this was how it usually went) was to strew before his friends the intellectual booty captured by his mind. As usual, he was eager to interrupt, but Nerzhin gripped the front of his overalls with five fingers and shook him to prevent him from speaking.
(p. 39)

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