" "That I don't believe," said Levin with a smile, feeling, as he always did, touched at Lvov's low opinion of himself, which was not in the least put on from a desire to seem or to be modest, but was absolutely sincere.
"Oh, yes, indeed! I feel now how badly educated I am.
To educate my children I positively have to look up a great deal, and in fact simply to study myself.
For it's not enough to have teachers, there must be someone to look after them, just as on your land you want laborers and an overseer.
See what I'm reading"--he pointed to Buslaev's _Grammar_ on the desk--"it's expected of Misha, and it's so difficult....