I have only led a languishing life; and the very pleasures that presen… — Essays

Essays — Michel de Montaigne

I have only led a languishing life; and the very pleasures that present themselves to me, instead of administering anything of consolation, double my affliction for his loss. We were halves throughout, and to that degree, that methinks, by outliving him, I defraud him of his part.

Lugar: CHAPTER XXVII · ¶1002
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