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Tag: Chris Westbury

We make, methinks, a mistake

we do not enough
trust
Heaven
with our affairs, and
pretend to
more
from
our
own
con
duct t
ha
n appertains to us

From a section of Montaigne’s essay On Physiognomy. The finished layout comes via the freeware text-generation program JanusNode. It was set to ‘eecummingsfy’. Submitted by Chris Westbury.

gabrielsmy essays and papers 25 Sep 201311 Jun 2020
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