that, quite contrary, it is like a horse that has broke from his rider… — Essays

Essays — Michel de Montaigne

that, quite contrary, it is like a horse that has broke from his rider, who voluntarily runs into a much more violent career than any horseman would put him to, and creates me so many chimaeras and fantastic monsters, one upon another, without order or design, that, the better at leisure to contemplate their strangeness and absurdity, I have begun to commit them to writing, hoping in time to make it ashamed of itself.

Lugar: CHAPTER VIII · ¶334
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