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Essays of Michel de Montaigne — Complete - Montaigne, Michel de · 80 words
and if they sometimes lash out upon some rude and sensible impression, tis in truth without my advice. Yet from this natural heaviness of mine, men ought not to conclude a total inability in me for want of care and want of sense are two very different things, and much less any unkindness or ingratitude towards that corporation who employed the utmost means they had in their power to oblige me, both before they knew me and after; and they.
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