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### Description Added quotes from Russian classics. ### Translations 1058: A drowning man, they say, grabs a small splinter, and he has no reason to think that a fly can ride on a splinter, and his weight is almost four poods, if not even five whole poods; but it does not come to his mind at that time, and he grabs the splinter. 1059: The current generation now sees everything clearly, marvelling at the misconceptions, laughing at the unreasonableness of their ancestors, not for nothing, that this chronicle is scrawled with heavenly fire, that every letter screams in it, that a piercing finger is everywhere directed at them, at them, at the current generation; but the current generation laughs and presumptuously, proudly begins a series of new misconceptions, which will also be laughed at later by their descendants. 1060: Everything quickly turns in a man; before you know it, a terrible worm has grown inside, self-possessedly turning to itself all the vital juices. And many times not only a broad passion, but a petty passion for something petty grew in him who was born for the best feats, made him forget his great and holy duties and see the great and holy in insignificant trinkets. 1061: All life is thought and labour, labour though obscure, dark, but continuous, and to die with the consciousness that one has done one's work. 1062: As soon as he woke up, he immediately resolved to get up, wash his face, and, having drunk tea, to think hard, to think of something, to write it down, and generally to do it properly. For half an hour he lay there, tormented by this intention, but then he reasoned that he would have time to do it after tea, and tea could be drunk in bed, as usual, especially as there was nothing to prevent him from thinking while lying down. 1063: The fact was that Tarantiev was a master only of speaking; he decided everything clearly and easily in words, especially what concerned others; but as soon as it was necessary to move a finger, to move from a place - in a word, to apply his own theory to a case and to give it a practical course, to give it disposition and speed - he was quite a different man: Suddenly he was not enough - he was suddenly heavy, or unwell, or awkward, or another matter would come up, which he would not take up, and even if he did, God forbid what would happen. 1064: He was not frightened, for instance, by the cracked ceiling in his bedroom: he was accustomed to it; nor did it occur to him that the perpetually stale air in the room and the constant sitting locked up were almost more ruinous to health than the dampness of the night; that to overfill the stomach daily was a kind of gradual self-destruction; but he was accustomed to it and was not frightened. 1065: He unfurled his umbrella while it rained, that is, he suffered while the grief lasted, and he suffered without timid submission, but more with vexation, with pride, and he bore it patiently only because he attributed the cause of every suffering to himself, and did not hang it, like a caftan, on someone else's nail. And he enjoyed joy like a flower plucked on the road, until it wilted in his hands, without ever finishing the cup to that drop of bitterness which lies at the end of every pleasure. 1066: When all the forces in your organism play, then life will play around you, and you will see what your eyes are closed to now, you will hear what you cannot hear: the music of the nerves will play, you will hear the noise of the spheres, you will listen to the growth of grass. Wait, do not hurry, it will come! 1067: It often happens to fall asleep in summer on a quiet, cloudless evening, with twinkling stars, and think how good the field will be tomorrow in the morning's bright colours! How cheerful it is to go deep into the thicket of the woods and hide from the heat! And suddenly one wakes up to the pounding of rain, to grey sad clouds; cold, damp.... 1068: He had never clearly grasped the weight of a word of goodness, truth, purity, thrown into the stream of people's speech, the deep windings it breaks through; he had never thought that if spoken cheerfully and loudly, without the colour of false shame, but with courage, it would not sink into the ugly cries of the secular satyrs, but would sink like a pearl into the abyss of social life, and there would always be a shell for it. 1069: Many hesitate at a good word, weeping with shame, and boldly, loudly utter a frivolous word, not realising that it too, unfortunately, does not go to waste, leaving a long trail of evil, sometimes ineradicable. 1070: Life flashes by like an instant, and he would lie down and sleep! Let it be a constant burning! Oh, if I could live two hundred, three hundred years! How many things could be done! 1071: Human beings are created to organise themselves and even to change their nature, but they grow a paunch and think that nature has sent them this burden! You had wings, but you cut them off. 1072: I know that love is less exacting than friendship, it is even often blind, love is not for merit - that's true. But love requires something, sometimes trifles, which can neither be defined nor named, and which is absent in my incomparable but clumsy Ilya. 1073: Reach out to a fallen man to lift him up, or weep bitterly over him if he perishes, rather than mock him. Love him, remember yourself in him, and treat him as yourself - then I will read you and bow my head to you... 1074: A short, daily rapprochement between man and man does not cost either of them for nothing: a lot is needed on both sides of life experience, logic and warmth of heart, that, enjoying only the advantages, not to stab and not stab mutual shortcomings. 1075: Friendship is a good thing when it is a love between a young man and woman or a remembrance of love between old men. But God forbid if it is friendship on one side and love on the other. 1076: When you don't know what you live for, so you live somehow, day by day; you rejoice that the day has passed, that the night has come, and in your sleep you plunge the dull question of why you lived this day, why you will live tomorrow. 1077: Some people have nothing better to do than talk. It's a calling. 1078: And the night was the darkest you can imagine. In summer, you know, we have such dark nights near Kursk, but warm and mild: the stars are hung like lamps across the sky, and the darkness underneath is so thick that it is as if someone were fumbling and touching you in it... 1079: These astronomers are the worst, and especially in the drawbar they are the most dangerous; a postilion always has to watch a horse with such a habit, because the astronomer himself does not see how he pokes his feet, and God knows where he ends up. 1080: Who knows what I'll find when I return? And how much I may lose! 1081: When you have travelled and returned home, and the smoke of the Fatherland is sweet and pleasant to us! 1082: Have you ever, laughing or in sorrow, by mistake, said a kind word about someone? Though not now, but perhaps when you were a child. 1083: What a trick you pulled! I haven't written two words for three years! And then suddenly it came out of nowhere. 1084: How marvellous is the light created! If you philosophise, your mind will be dizzy; If you take care, then dinner: Eat for three hours, but in three days it will not be digested! 1085: There are on earth such transformations of governments, climates, and manners, and minds; there are people important, heard for fools: another in the army, another a bad poet, another ... I am afraid to name, but recognised by the whole world, especially in recent years, that they have become clever as anything. 1086: When in business I hide from mirth, when to fool, I fool; and to mix these two trades there are a darkness of artisans, I am not of their number. 1087: I was blind! In whom I sought the reward of all my labours! In a hurry! Flying! I was trembling! I thought happiness was at hand. Before whom I was so passionate and so low a waster of tender words! And you! Oh, my God! Whom have you chosen? When I think who you have chosen! Why did you entice me with hope? Why did you not tell me that you have turned the past into laughter?! That the memory of those feelings, of those movements of the heart in both of us, which neither distance, nor amusement, nor change of place has cooled in me. I breathed them, and lived them, and was occupied with them without ceasing! If you had been told that my sudden arrival, my appearance, my words, my actions - everything disgusts you - I would have cut off all communication with you at once, and before parting for ever I would not have tried to find out who this amiable man is? 1088: So! I have sobered up completely, dreams are out of sight - and the veil has fallen; 1089: Who are the judges? - Beyond the antiquity of years. Their enmity to free life is irreconcilable; their judgements are drawn from forgotten newspapers of the times of Ochakovsk and the conquest of the Crimea; always ready for a fight, they all sing the same song, not noticing about themselves: what is older, is worse. Where are the fathers of the fatherland, whom we should take as models? Are not these, rich in robbery? They have found protection from judgement in friends, in kinship, in splendid chambers, where feasts and debauchery spill over, and where foreign clients will not resurrect the meanest features of their past lives. ### Checks - [ ] Adding quotes? - [ ] Make sure to include translations for the quotes in the description (or another comment) so we can verify their content. - [ ] Adding a language or a theme? - [ ] If is a language, did you edit `_list.json`, `_groups.json` and add `languages.json`? - [ ] If is a theme, did you add the theme.css? - Also please add a screenshot of the theme, it would be extra awesome if you do so! - [ ] Check if any open issues are related to this PR; if so, be sure to tag them below. - [ ] Make sure the PR title follows the Conventional Commits standard. 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