(c) Б.Л. Пастернак, "Доктор Живаго"

"But greatly as he was drawn to art and history, Yura had no difficulty in choosing a career. He considered art unsuitable as a calling, in the same sense that innate gaiety or an inclination to melancholy could not be a profession. He was interested in physics and natural science, and held that in practical life one should be occupied with something generally useful. And so he chose medicine". — Boris Pasternak, "Doctor Zhivago"

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