'There are two men in me,' he thought, 'one quite sensible,… - Bolesław Prus

'There are two men in me,' he thought, 'one quite sensible, the other a lunatic. But I am not concerned with that any longer... What shall I do, though, if the sensible man wins?'

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Bolesław Prus was the pen-name of Aleksander Głowacki (August 20, 1847 – May 19, 1912), a Polish journalist and novelist known as the leading representative of realism in 19th-century Polish literature.

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Alternative Names: Boleslaw Prus • Aleksander Głowacki

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