Poems
Poems
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He'll undertake this charge for me. The third one? Michel Jouvenel: I give the office to these three.
CLXX Natheless, in case they should excuse Themselves therefrom, for fear of fees, Or altogether should refuse, I name as their successors these, Good men and true in their degrees: Philip Brunei, the noble squire, For next, his neighbour (an he please).
Master Jacques Raguyer, I desire.
CLXXl Master Jacques James shall be the third: Three men of worth and good renown, That for believers in God...'s Word And right God-fearing souls are known : Far rather would they spend their own Than not my full intent fulfil No auditor on them shall frown: They shall do all at their own will.
CLXXII The Register of Wills from me Shall have nor quid nor quod, I trow: VILLON'S POEMS 189 But every penny of his fee To Tricot, the young priest, shall go; At whose expense gladly eno' I'd drink, though it my nightcap cost: If but he knew the dice to throw, Of Perrette's Den I'd make him host.
CLXXIII ~ ' ^ Guillaume du Ru, for funeral, Shall see the chapel duly lit; And as to who shall bear the pall, Let my executors order it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He'll undertake this charge for me. The third one? Michel Jouvenel: I give the office to these three.
CLXX Natheless, in case they should excuse Themselves therefrom, for fear of fees, Or altogether should refuse, I name as their successors these, Good men and true in their degrees: Philip Brunei, the noble squire, For next, his neighbour (an he please).
Master Jacques Raguyer, I desire.
CLXXl Master Jacques James shall be the third: Three men of worth and good renown, That for believers in God...'s Word And right God-fearing souls are known : Far rather would they spend their own Than not my full intent fulfil No auditor on them shall frown: They shall do all at their own will.
CLXXII The Register of Wills from me Shall have nor quid nor quod, I trow: VILLON'S POEMS 189 But every penny of his fee To Tricot, the young priest, shall go; At whose expense gladly eno' I'd drink, though it my nightcap cost: If but he knew the dice to throw, Of Perrette's Den I'd make him host.
CLXXIII ~ ' ^ Guillaume du Ru, for funeral, Shall see the chapel duly lit; And as to who shall bear the pall, Let my executors order it.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franois Villon to read onlineMoreLess
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