The Grand Inquisitor
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He is alone, and, as the heavy doorcloses behind him, he pauses at the threshold, and, for a minuteor two, silently and gloomily scrutinizes the Face before him. Atlast approaching with measured steps, he sets his lantern downupon the table and addresses Him in these words: "'It is Thou! . .. Thou!' . .. Receiving no reply, he rapidlycontinues: 'Nay, answer not; be silent! . .. And what couldst Thousay? . .. I know but too well Thy answer. .. . Besides, Thou hast noright to add one syllable to ...that which was already uttered byThee before. .. . Why shouldst Thou now return, to impede us in ourwork? For Thou hast come but for that only, and Thou knowest itwell. But art Thou as well aware of what awaits Thee in themorning? I do not know, nor do I care to know who thou mayest be:be it Thou or only thine image, to-morrow I will condemn and burnThee on the stake, as the most wicked of all the heretics; andthat same people, who to-day were kissing Thy feet, to-morrow atone bend of my finger, will rush to add fuel to Thy funeralpile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is alone, and, as the heavy doorcloses behind him, he pauses at the threshold, and, for a minuteor two, silently and gloomily scrutinizes the Face before him. Atlast approaching with measured steps, he sets his lantern downupon the table and addresses Him in these words: "'It is Thou! . .. Thou!' . .. Receiving no reply, he rapidlycontinues: 'Nay, answer not; be silent! . .. And what couldst Thousay? . .. I know but too well Thy answer. .. . Besides, Thou hast noright to add one syllable to ...that which was already uttered byThee before. .. . Why shouldst Thou now return, to impede us in ourwork? For Thou hast come but for that only, and Thou knowest itwell. But art Thou as well aware of what awaits Thee in themorning? I do not know, nor do I care to know who thou mayest be:be it Thou or only thine image, to-morrow I will condemn and burnThee on the stake, as the most wicked of all the heretics; andthat same people, who to-day were kissing Thy feet, to-morrow atone bend of my finger, will rush to add fuel to Thy funeralpile.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dostoyevsky, Fyodor, 1821-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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