Pietro Nelli Quote

A litigant to winning so devotes his energies
That he never gives his neighbors or himself a moment's rest, But for every other pleasure he has neither ears nor eyes.

Satire, II., IX. — "Peccadigli degli Avvocati."

A litigant to winning so devotes his energies That he never gives his neighbors or himself a moment's rest, But for every other pleasure he has...

A litigant to winning so devotes his energies That he never gives his neighbors or himself a moment's rest, But for every other pleasure he has...

A litigant to winning so devotes his energies That he never gives his neighbors or himself a moment's rest, But for every other pleasure he has...

A litigant to winning so devotes his energies That he never gives his neighbors or himself a moment's rest, But for every other pleasure he has...