Quote#Self
Bazarov drew himself up haughtily. "I don't adopt any one's ideas; I…
Quote byIvan Turgenev · 1818–1883
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: Father and Sons (1862), Ch. 13..
English (original)
Bazarov drew himself up haughtily. "I don't adopt any one's ideas; I have my own."
— Ivan Turgenev
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