Michel de Montaigne: J'ai seulement fait ici un amas de fleurs étrangères, n'y ayant fourni du mien que le filet à les lier.

J'ai seulement fait ici un amas de fleurs étrangères, n'y ayant fourni du mien q — Michel de Montaigne

J'ai seulement fait ici un amas de fleurs étrangères, n'y ayant fourni du mien que le filet à les lier.

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