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Gargantua and Pantagruel
Book IV.

CHAPTER 4
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I shall make shift to sound the harp, if it be not unstrung.

Let nineteen legions of black devils seize me, said Friar John.

(The Lord be with us! whispered Panurge, between his chattering teeth.) If I come down to thee, I'll show thee to some purpose that the badge of thy humanity dangles at a calf's breech, thou ragged, horned, cuckoldy booby--mgna, mgnan, mgnan--come hither and help us, thou great weeping calf, or may thirty millions of devils leap on thee.

Wilt thou come, sea-calf?
Fie; how ugly the howling whelp looks.

What, always the same ditty?
Come on now, my bonny drawer.


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