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Essays of Michel de Montaigne — Complete - Montaigne, Michel de · 74 words
In all affairs that are past, be it how it will, I have very little regret; for this imagination puts me out of my pain, that they were so to fall out they are in the great revolution of the world, and in the chain of stoical causes. your fancy cannot, by wish and imagination, move one tittle, but that the great current of things will not reverse both the past and the future.
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