1.
“It’s impossible to leap over human nature by means of _____ alone. _____ can anticipate three possibilities, but there are a million of them!” P. 282
2.
But there was no hope; no doubt remained whatsoever; it was all _____. Even afterward, when she recalled this moment, she felt strange and full of wonder: why was it that she realized immediately that there was no doubt? P. 453
3.
“Everything depends on circumstance and _____. It all depends on the _____, and the person himself means nothing.” P. 406
4.
‘He’s an intelligent man, but in order to act intelligently, _____ alone is not enough.” P. 258
5.
He decided that in his own case, in this affair, there could be no such morbid reversals, that he would retain his reason and willpower, essentially, all during the implementation of his plan, for the sole reason that what he had planned – was “not really
6.
“One must simply exercise one’s willpower and all one’s _____ over these difficulties, and they will all be overcome in their time.” P. 78
7.
“You talk nonsense, but if it’s your own, I’ll kiss you for it. To talk one’s own nonsense is almost better than spouting someone else’s truth. In the first case, you’re a human being; but in the second, you’re only a _____.” P. 223
8.
But this time some genuine, unfeigned _____ shone through his smile. P. 247
9.
“When I proposed to the object of my affections that she run away with me to America or Switzerland, perhaps I nourished the most honorable feelings in myself and even thought I was making arrangements for our mutual happiness. One’s reason serves one’s _
10.
“Who’s supposed to defend us, poor widows and orphans? But we’ll see! There’s _____ and truth on earth, there is, and I’ll find it!” P. 445
11.
“I know you don’t believe it, but don’t _____ too cleverly; give yourself up to life directly, without deliberating.” P. 506
12.
“You won’t admit it even if you really believe that _____ occur.” P. 513
