Security, indolence, impassability, the privation of the evils of this life, which we pretend to purchase at the price of dying, are of no manner of advantage to us: that man evades war to very little purpose who can have no fruition of peace; and as little to the purpose does he avoid trouble who cannot enjoy repose.
Endroit: CHAPTER III · ¶1903 Licence: Public domain · Source Le texte est donné tel que dans l'édition, sans retouche.