The Essays of Michel de Montaigne, 1권Heritage Press, 1946 |
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... virtue in such wise that it will be- come thereby vicious , if we embrace it with too eager and violent a passion . Those who say that there is never excess in virtue , because it is no longer virtue if there be excess , play with words ...
... virtue in such wise that it will be- come thereby vicious , if we embrace it with too eager and violent a passion . Those who say that there is never excess in virtue , because it is no longer virtue if there be excess , play with words ...
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... virtue is lacking to it , and seems to be naught else than the chatter of school- boys : - They think virtue is but a word , and the sacred grove a mere wood.4 Which they should revere even if they could not compre- bend it . It is a ...
... virtue is lacking to it , and seems to be naught else than the chatter of school- boys : - They think virtue is but a word , and the sacred grove a mere wood.4 Which they should revere even if they could not compre- bend it . It is a ...
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... virtue refuses fa- cility for a companion ; and that the easy , gently sloping path by which the even steps of a good natural disposition are guided is not that of true virtue . She requires a rough and thorny road ; 11 she desires to ...
... virtue refuses fa- cility for a companion ; and that the easy , gently sloping path by which the even steps of a good natural disposition are guided is not that of true virtue . She requires a rough and thorny road ; 11 she desires to ...
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