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montaigne-essays-1562		montaigne-essays-1562			.txt	text/plain	439889	18716	71	course of things, 'tis long since that thou hast lived by extraordinary not in the length of days, but in the use of time; a man may have lived 'Tis the duty of good men to portray virtue as beautiful as they Wiser men, having great force and vigour of soul, may propose to A rhetorician of times past said, that to make little things appear great ["Father, 'tis no virtue to fear life, but to withstand great A man discerns in the soul of these two great men and their imitators most men that they set a good face upon the matter and speak with great of a thing of importance; 'tis no great matter to live; thy servants and men; 'tis the first means of acquiring the favour and good liking of one He who is only a good man that men may know it	./cache/montaigne-essays-1562.txt	./txt/montaigne-essays-1562.txt