"...they all were engaged in a common enterprise of the utmost seriousness. They by no means approved of one another without reserve, but there existed between them something like a covenant- call it the Russian Word- into which they had entered by the irretrievably ethical and moral (and political) act of shaping language into replicas of human thought and feeling."
Clarence Brown,
Introduction to The Twentieth Century Russian Reader
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