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Gargantua and Pantagruel
Book V.

CHAPTER 5
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Brisk.
Pan.

In summer?
Fri.

Cool.
Pan.

In autumn?
Fri.

New.
Buttock of a monk! cried Friar John; how plump these plaguy trulls, these arch Semiquavering strumpets, must be! That damned cattle are so high fed that they must needs be high-mettled, and ready to wince and give two ups for one go-down when anyone offers to ride them below the crupper.
Prithee, Friar John, quoth Panurge, hold thy prating tongue; stay till I have done.
Till what time do the doxies sit up?
Fri.


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