The Poems of Franois Villon
The Poems of Franois Villon
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Merle was a merchant of Paris.
cxvn Item. He has seen that his three poor orphans (see Petit Testament, verses xxv- xxvi) are grown up and are not fools. They live at Salins, and there are no better scholars.
CXVIII He wills that they should be sent to college under Pierre Richer. The grammar of jElius Donatus (then in use at the Paris University) is too stiff for them. He does ( 199 ) Le Grand Testament Ilz S9auront (je l'ayme plus cher) : Ave salus, tibi decus, Sans plus grandes lettres cherc...her : Tousjours n'ont pas clercs le dessus.
CXIX Cecy estudient, et puis ho ! Plus proceder je leur deffens. Quant d'entendre le grand Credo, Trop fort il est pour telz enfans. Mon grant tabart en deux je fendz : Si vueil que la moictie s'en vende, Pour eulx en achepter des flans, Car jeunesse est ung peu friande.
cxx Et vueil qu'ilz soient informez En meurs, quoy que couste bature.
Chapperons auront enfermez, Et les poulces soubz la ceincture, Humbles a toute creature, Disans : Hen ? Quoy . '' II rCen est rien !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Merle was a merchant of Paris.
cxvn Item. He has seen that his three poor orphans (see Petit Testament, verses xxv- xxvi) are grown up and are not fools. They live at Salins, and there are no better scholars.
CXVIII He wills that they should be sent to college under Pierre Richer. The grammar of jElius Donatus (then in use at the Paris University) is too stiff for them. He does ( 199 ) Le Grand Testament Ilz S9auront (je l'ayme plus cher) : Ave salus, tibi decus, Sans plus grandes lettres cherc...her : Tousjours n'ont pas clercs le dessus.
CXIX Cecy estudient, et puis ho ! Plus proceder je leur deffens. Quant d'entendre le grand Credo, Trop fort il est pour telz enfans. Mon grant tabart en deux je fendz : Si vueil que la moictie s'en vende, Pour eulx en achepter des flans, Car jeunesse est ung peu friande.
cxx Et vueil qu'ilz soient informez En meurs, quoy que couste bature.
Chapperons auront enfermez, Et les poulces soubz la ceincture, Humbles a toute creature, Disans : Hen ? Quoy . '' II rCen est rien !
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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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