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3598	Montaigne, Michel de	Essays of Michel de Montaigne — Volume 18			.txt	text/plain	28505	1262	72	say better, possess me: for 'tis but reason they should concern a man, Men perform like things with several sorts of ["Men having a natural desire to nourish reports." 'Tis a natural progress; for whoever believes anything, thinks it a work 'Tis hard to resolve a man's judgment against the common opinions: the things by time and custom, but the more I frequent and the better I know other." God ought to be believed; and certainly with very good reason; common ways of men: in the brave exploits of his life, and in his death, 'Tis a great thing that he was able so to order and for me: good men, whether living or dead, have no reason to fear the that we have naturally a fear of pain, but not of death, by reason of of having it said that 'tis for want of understanding its natural use;	./cache/3598.txt	./txt/3598.txt