Readings in Rabelais
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The playful girl, notwithstanding my remonstrance, still con- tinued to stick them on in front. Now this did me PANTAGRUEL. i6l no hurt whatever, which is a marvellous thing. A little afterwards it seemed that I was transformed, I know not how, into a taBour, and she into a screech- owl. Then was my slumber interrupted, and with a start I awoke, angry, perplexed, and perturbed.
There is a little dish of dreams for you. Make good cheer upon them, and tell me how you inter- pret them. Let us go t...o breakfast. Monsieur Maitre Carpalim." " I understand," said Pantagruel, " if I have any judgment in the art of divination by dreams, that your wife will not make for you in reality and out- ward appearance horns in your forehead such as the satyrs wear ; but she will not keep faith and conjugal loyalty. This point hath been clearly set forth by Artemidorus, as I tell you. In the same way there will be no metamorphosis of you into a tabour ; but by her shall you be beaten like a tabour at a wedding-feast : nor of her into a screech-owl ; but she will plunder and steal from you, as is the property of screech-owls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The playful girl, notwithstanding my remonstrance, still con- tinued to stick them on in front. Now this did me PANTAGRUEL. i6l no hurt whatever, which is a marvellous thing. A little afterwards it seemed that I was transformed, I know not how, into a taBour, and she into a screech- owl. Then was my slumber interrupted, and with a start I awoke, angry, perplexed, and perturbed.
There is a little dish of dreams for you. Make good cheer upon them, and tell me how you inter- pret them. Let us go t...o breakfast. Monsieur Maitre Carpalim." " I understand," said Pantagruel, " if I have any judgment in the art of divination by dreams, that your wife will not make for you in reality and out- ward appearance horns in your forehead such as the satyrs wear ; but she will not keep faith and conjugal loyalty. This point hath been clearly set forth by Artemidorus, as I tell you. In the same way there will be no metamorphosis of you into a tabour ; but by her shall you be beaten like a tabour at a wedding-feast : nor of her into a screech-owl ; but she will plunder and steal from you, as is the property of screech-owls.
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