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...business, will find, that his first lesson is, to know what he is, and what is proper for him : and he who rightly understands himself, will never mistake another man's work for his own, but will love and improve himself above all other things ; will refuse superfluous employments, and reject all unprofitable...

...other; for he who will do his own work aright, will find that his first lesson is to know himself, and he who rightly understands himself, will never mistake another man's work for his own.— Montaigne. CLVII. cLvm. When you meet with several readings of the text (scripture) take heed you admit...

...for he who will do his own work aright, will find that his first lesson is to know himself, and lie who rightly understands himself, will never mistake another man's work for his own. — Montaigne. CLVIL He, whose pride oppresses the humble, may perhaps be humbled, but will never be...

...description or line of moralitv which is to be found in the Essays of Montaigne ? For to say that lie is a moralist is not to distinguish him from thousands,...there is little allusion to these in his book, either iu proud disdain or in prudent dehorlation. His own rank and fortune were such as not to prompt him...

...other ; for he who will do his own work aright, will find that his first lesson is to know himself, and he who rightly understands himself, will never mistake another man's work for his own. — MONTAIGNE. CHRISTIAN CONSOLATION ON THE DEATH OF FRIENDS. It has been said, and I believe, Though...

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...other ; for he who will do his own work aright, will find that his first lesson is to know himself, and he who rightly understands himself, will never mistake another man's work for his own. — Mantaigne. He, whose pride oppresses the humble, may perhapt be humbled, but will never be humble....

...other ; for he who will do his own work aright, will find that his first lesson is to know himself; and / Montaigne. KNOWLEDGE OF SELF-Difflcult. The most difficult thing in life is to know yourself. TlMlet....