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Life at court is a serious, melancholy game of chess,
which requires us to draw up our pieces and batteries,
form a plan, pursue it, parry that of our adversary.
Sometimes, however, it is better to take risks and
play the most capricious, unpredictable move.
Jean de La Bruy'ere, 1645-1696
which requires us to draw up our pieces and batteries,
form a plan, pursue it, parry that of our adversary.
Sometimes, however, it is better to take risks and
play the most capricious, unpredictable move.
Jean de La Bruy'ere, 1645-1696