and that we hate more ugly; to a discontented and afflicted man the li… — Essays

Essays — Michel de Montaigne

and that we hate more ugly; to a discontented and afflicted man the light of the day seems dark and overcast. Our senses are not only depraved, but very often stupefied by the passions of the soul; how many things do we see that we do not take notice of, if the mind be occupied with other thoughts?

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