Blaise Pascal: Five rules are of absolute necessity, and cannot be dispensed with without essential defect and often without error.

Five rules are of absolute necessity, and cannot be dispensed with without essen — Blaise Pascal

Five rules are of absolute necessity, and cannot be dispensed with without essential defect and often without error.

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