The Works of Rabelais
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We still should, in such like discourses of faviloquent soothsayers, interpret all things to the best." " Will you teach me," quoth Panurge, " how to discern flies among milk, or shew your father the way now to beget children ? He is, by the virtue of God, an arrant heretic, a resolute formal heretic ; I say, a rooted, riveted, combustible heretic, one as fit to burn as the little wooden clock at Kochel.
His soul goeth to thirty thousand carts full of devils. Would you know whither ? Cocks-body..., my friend, straight under Proserpina's 294 THE WORKS [Book III.
close-stool, to the very middle of the self-same infernal pan, within which she by an excrementitious evacuation voided the fecal stuff of her stinking clysters, and that just upon the left side of the great cauldron of three fathom height, hard by the claws and talons of Lucifer, in the very darkest part of the passage which leadeth towards the black chamber of Demigorgon. Oh the villain 1" CHAPTER XXIII.
HOW PANURGE MAKETH THE MOTION OF A RETURN TO RAMINAGROBIS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We still should, in such like discourses of faviloquent soothsayers, interpret all things to the best." " Will you teach me," quoth Panurge, " how to discern flies among milk, or shew your father the way now to beget children ? He is, by the virtue of God, an arrant heretic, a resolute formal heretic ; I say, a rooted, riveted, combustible heretic, one as fit to burn as the little wooden clock at Kochel.
His soul goeth to thirty thousand carts full of devils. Would you know whither ? Cocks-body..., my friend, straight under Proserpina's 294 THE WORKS [Book III.
close-stool, to the very middle of the self-same infernal pan, within which she by an excrementitious evacuation voided the fecal stuff of her stinking clysters, and that just upon the left side of the great cauldron of three fathom height, hard by the claws and talons of Lucifer, in the very darkest part of the passage which leadeth towards the black chamber of Demigorgon. Oh the villain 1" CHAPTER XXIII.
HOW PANURGE MAKETH THE MOTION OF A RETURN TO RAMINAGROBIS.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rabelais, François, Ca. 1490-1553? to read onlineMoreLess
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