Gargantua And Pantagruel
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I question it.
Pan. You never saw her?
Trouil. Not that I know of.
Pan. Why do you then doubt of that which you know not?
Trouil. For a cause.
Pan. And if you should know her.
Trouil. Yet more.
Pan. Page, my pretty little darling, take here my cap, --I give it thee. Have a care you do not break the spectacles that are in it. Go down to thelower court. Swear there half an hour for me, and I shall in compensationof that favour swear hereafter for thee as much as thou w...ilt. But whoshall cuckold me?
Trouil. Somebody.
Pan. By the belly of the wooden horse at Troy, Master Somebody, I shallbang, belam thee, and claw thee well for thy labour.
Trouil. You say so.
Pan. Nay, nay, that Nick in the dark cellar, who hath no white in hiseye, carry me quite away with him if, in that case, whensoever I go abroadfrom the palace of my domestic residence, I do not, with as muchcircumspection as they use to ring mares in our country to keep them frombeing sallied by stoned horses, clap a Bergamasco lock upon my wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I question it.
Pan. You never saw her?
Trouil. Not that I know of.
Pan. Why do you then doubt of that which you know not?
Trouil. For a cause.
Pan. And if you should know her.
Trouil. Yet more.
Pan. Page, my pretty little darling, take here my cap, --I give it thee. Have a care you do not break the spectacles that are in it. Go down to thelower court. Swear there half an hour for me, and I shall in compensationof that favour swear hereafter for thee as much as thou w...ilt. But whoshall cuckold me?
Trouil. Somebody.
Pan. By the belly of the wooden horse at Troy, Master Somebody, I shallbang, belam thee, and claw thee well for thy labour.
Trouil. You say so.
Pan. Nay, nay, that Nick in the dark cellar, who hath no white in hiseye, carry me quite away with him if, in that case, whensoever I go abroadfrom the palace of my domestic residence, I do not, with as muchcircumspection as they use to ring mares in our country to keep them frombeing sallied by stoned horses, clap a Bergamasco lock upon my wife.
What to read after Gargantua And Pantagruel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rabelais François to read onlineMoreLess
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