Micromegas by Voltaire Fiction Classics Literary

<p>                                                                 </p><p>                                                             <strong>THE CONVERSATION BETWEEN MICROMEGAS AND THE INHABITANT OF SATURN</strong></p><p><strong>His excellency having laid himself down and the secretary approached his nose:</strong> It must be confessed said Micromegas that nature is full of variety. Yes replied the Saturnian nature is like a parterre whose flowers -- Pshaw! cried the other a truce with your parterres. It is resumed the secretary like an assembly of fair and brown women whose dresses-- What a plague have I to do with your brunettes? said our traveler. Then it is like a gallery of pictures the strokes of which-- Not at all answered Micromegas I tell you once for all nature is like nature and comparisons are odious.</p>