The Essays of Montaigne — Complete
The Essays of Montaigne — Complete
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In Peru they rode post upon men, who took them upon their shoulders in acertain kind of litters made for that purpose, and ran with such agilitythat, in their full speed, the first couriers transferred their load tothe second without making any stop.
I understand that the Wallachians, the grand Signior's couriers, performwonderful journeys, by reason they have liberty to dismount the firstperson they meet upon the road, giving him their own tired horses; andthat to preserve themselves from bein...g weary, they gird themselvesstraight about the middle with a broad girdle; but I could never findany benefit from this.
CHAPTER XXIII OF ILL MEANS EMPLOYED TO A GOOD END There is wonderful relation and correspondence in this universalgovernment of the works of nature, which very well makes it appear thatit is neither accidental nor carried on by divers masters. The diseasesand conditions of our bodies are, in like manner, manifest in states andgovernments; kingdoms and republics are founded, flourish, and decay withage as we do.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Peru they rode post upon men, who took them upon their shoulders in acertain kind of litters made for that purpose, and ran with such agilitythat, in their full speed, the first couriers transferred their load tothe second without making any stop.
I understand that the Wallachians, the grand Signior's couriers, performwonderful journeys, by reason they have liberty to dismount the firstperson they meet upon the road, giving him their own tired horses; andthat to preserve themselves from bein...g weary, they gird themselvesstraight about the middle with a broad girdle; but I could never findany benefit from this.
CHAPTER XXIII OF ILL MEANS EMPLOYED TO A GOOD END There is wonderful relation and correspondence in this universalgovernment of the works of nature, which very well makes it appear thatit is neither accidental nor carried on by divers masters. The diseasesand conditions of our bodies are, in like manner, manifest in states andgovernments; kingdoms and republics are founded, flourish, and decay withage as we do.
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