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Common terms and phrases
ancient answered Basché belly blessed body bottle bous Bridlegoose called Candé Carpalim catchpole cause CHAP Chat Chitterlings church Cotgrave court cried cuckold Cuckoldry Cybele dæmons death devil drink editions emperor Epistemon father fear fool France French Friar John Gargantua Gascon Gauls give Greek hand hatchet hath head herb Herodotus Hippocrates holy honest honour Insolubilia island Jupiter king lent likewise live lord Macrobius Malicorne manner married master means mind mole-catching monks Motteux never noble Panta Pantagruel pantagruelion Paris physetere physician Pliny Plutarch pope Priapus quoth Pantagruel quoth Panurge Rabelais Rabelais says Rabelais's reason Rondibilis saints Scythian sheep shew ship Shrovetide signifies sort speak storm Strabo tell thee ther therein thereof thing thou tion translator Triboulet Trouil unto whole wife wind wine word worships Xenomanes
Popular passages
Page 209 - ... his light : he sanctified him in his faithfulness, and meekness, and chose him out of all men. By him he made us to hear his voice, and caused by him the law of life and knowledge to be given.
Page 279 - Tickletoby being come to the place, they all rushed on a sudden into the road to meet him, and in a frightful manner threw fire from all sides upon him and his filly foal, ringing and tingling their bells, and howling like so many real devils, Hho, hho, hho, hho, brrou, rrou, rrourrs, rrrourrs, hoo, hou, hou hho, hho, hhoi.
Page 209 - A man fearing and loving God, who found favour in the sight of all flesh, well-beloved both of God and man; whose memorial is blessed. God made him like to the glorious saints, and magnified him so, that his enemies stood in fear of him...
Page 322 - The devil was sick, the devil a monk would be ; The devil was well, the devil a monk was he.
Page 261 - Cremera, that comes out of the lake of Beccano. Now from this same country of Ennasin, in case of need, above three hundred thousand, all relations and of one family, might march out. Their degrees of consanguinity and alliance are very strange ; for being thus akin and allied to one another, we found that none was either father or mother, brother or sister, uncle or aunt, nephew or niece...
Page 225 - ... two. If he take another, chop his head off with his own ; and henceforth serve me all those losers of hatchets after that manner." Having said this, Jupiter, with an awkward turn of his head, like a jackanapes swallowing of pills, made so dreadful a phiz that all the vast Olympus quaked again.
Page 226 - Honest fellow, said Mercury, I leave it thee : take it ; and because thou hast wished and chosen moderately, in point of hatchet, by Jupiter's command, I give thee these two others ; thou hast now wherewith to make thyself rich : be honest.