And, moreover, by living at home, the authority of this governor, whic… — Essays

Essays — Michel de Montaigne

And, moreover, by living at home, the authority of this governor, which ought to be sovereign over the boy he has received into his charge, is often checked and hindered by the presence of parents; to which may also be added, that the respect the whole family pay him, as their master's son, and the knowledge he has of the estate and greatness he is heir to, are, in my opinion, no small inconveniences in these tender years.

Endroit: CHAPTER XXV · ¶810
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