The Works of Rabelais
The Works of Rabelais
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That being done, I thereafter lay down, upon the other end of the same table, the bags and satchels of the plaintiff (as your worships are accustomed to do). Visum Visu, just over-against one another ; for, Opposita juxta se posita clarius elucescunt : ut not. In L. I. Parag. Videamus. F. De his qui sunt sui vel alieni juris 8f in I. Munerum §. Mixta F. De muner. 8)- hono^\ Then do I likeways and semblably throw the dice for him, and forthwith livre him his chance. " " But, " quoth Trinquamelle..., " my friend, how came you to know, understand, and resolve, the obscurity of these various and seeming Contrary passages in law, which are laid claim to by the suitors and pleading parties T " Even just, " quoth Bridlegoose, " after the fashion of your other worships ; to wit, when there are many bags on the one side and on the other, I then use my little small dice (after the customary manner of your other worships), in obedienceto the law, semper in stipulaiionibus f. De regulis juris, and the law versale veri- fieth that, eod.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That being done, I thereafter lay down, upon the other end of the same table, the bags and satchels of the plaintiff (as your worships are accustomed to do). Visum Visu, just over-against one another ; for, Opposita juxta se posita clarius elucescunt : ut not. In L. I. Parag. Videamus. F. De his qui sunt sui vel alieni juris 8f in I. Munerum §. Mixta F. De muner. 8)- hono^\ Then do I likeways and semblably throw the dice for him, and forthwith livre him his chance. " " But, " quoth Trinquamelle..., " my friend, how came you to know, understand, and resolve, the obscurity of these various and seeming Contrary passages in law, which are laid claim to by the suitors and pleading parties T " Even just, " quoth Bridlegoose, " after the fashion of your other worships ; to wit, when there are many bags on the one side and on the other, I then use my little small dice (after the customary manner of your other worships), in obedienceto the law, semper in stipulaiionibus f. De regulis juris, and the law versale veri- fieth that, eod.
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