And they all grew silent and turned their eyes upon her.
"Those who say that we ought to know everything are right.

We ought to illumine ourselves with the light of reason, so that the people in the dark may see us; we ought to be able to answer every question honestly and truly.

We must know all the truth, all the falsehood." The Little Russian listened and nodded his head in accompaniment to her words.

Vyesovshchikov, the red-haired fellow, and the other factory worker, who had come with Pavel, stood in a close circle of three.

For some reason the mother did not like them.
When Natasha ceased talking, Pavel arose and asked calmly: "Is filling our stomachs the only thing we want ?" "No!" he answered himself, looking hard in the direction of the three.
"We want to be people.