"That's good. You're too inexperienced to have any worth while; too obstinate to put up with having any rooted out. What do you know about the movement, anyway?"
"Practically nothing," Roger snapped. After all, Katya had not invented her Social Revolution. It was not her personal property.
"'Virgin Soil,'" Katya grinned. "Ever read it?"
"Yes."
"Like it?"
"Not much."
"Why?"
"It didn't get me."
"Russian literature is a fad with most Americans, only they won't own it. But some day you will like it."
She might as well have said: "Some day you will develop to the point of understanding Russian literature."