They cannot so much as be private in the watercloset. I have thought n… — Essays

Essays — Michel de Montaigne

They cannot so much as be private in the watercloset. I have thought nothing so severe in the austerity of life that our monks affect, as what I have observed in some of their communities; namely, by rule, to have a perpetual society of place, and numerous persons present in every action whatever; and think it much more supportable to be always alone than never to be so.

Lugar: CHAPTER III · ¶3849
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