["Henceforward I will neither lose, nor expect to get: I have more whe… — Essays

Essays — Michel de Montaigne

["Henceforward I will neither lose, nor expect to get: I have more wherewith to defray my journey, than I have way to go." (Or): "Hitherto nothing of me has been lost or gained; more remains to pay the way than there is way."--Seneca, Ep., 77. (The sense seems to be that so far he had met his expenses, but that for the future he was likely to have more than he required.)]

Place: CHAPTER XXVIII · ¶3413
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