When you buy a horse, you strip off the saddle and look at the legs. Judge a person the same way, without money, titles or fine clothes. “Measure him without his stilts,” then ask what kind of mind is left.
From Essays by Michel de Montaigne
When you buy a horse, you strip off the saddle and look at the legs. Judge a person the same way, without money, titles or fine clothes. “Measure him without his stilts,” then ask what kind of mind is left.
From Essays by Michel de Montaigne
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