Michel de Montaigne: As to fidelity, there is no animal in the world so treacherous as man. Our histories have recorded the violent pursuits

As to fidelity, there is no animal in the world so treacherous as man. Our histo — Michel de Montaigne

As to fidelity, there is no animal in the world so treacherous as man. Our histories have recorded the violent pursuits that dogs have made after the murderers of their masters.

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