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Essays of Michel de Montaigne — Complete - Montaigne, Michel de · 70 words
We are not to tie learning to the soul, but to work and incorporate them together. not to tincture it only, but to give it a thorough and perfect dye; which, if it will not take colour, and meliorate its imperfect state, it were without question better to let it alone. Tis a dangerous weapon, that will hinder and wound its master, if put into an awkward and unskilful hand.
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