The Tales of the Heptameron, Vol. V. (Of V.)
The Tales of the Heptameron, Vol. V. (Of V.)
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" "The women, " said Oisille, "who are least able to speak are just thosewho are most sensible of the love and will of God; wherefore 'tis wellto judge none but ourselves. " Ennasuite laughed and said--"'Tis no wonderful thing to have frighteneda sleeping varlet, since women of as lowly condition have frightenednoble Princes, without putting fire to their foreheads. " "I am sure, " said Geburon, "that you know some such story, which youare willing to relate; wherefore, if it please you, you sha...ll take myplace. " "The tale will not be a long one, " said Ennasuite, "but, could I recountit just as it happened, you would have no desire to weep. " [Illustration: 147. Jpg Tailpiece] [Illustration: 149a. The Old Serving-woman explaining her Mistake tothe Duke and Duchess of Vend
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" "The women, " said Oisille, "who are least able to speak are just thosewho are most sensible of the love and will of God; wherefore 'tis wellto judge none but ourselves. " Ennasuite laughed and said--"'Tis no wonderful thing to have frighteneda sleeping varlet, since women of as lowly condition have frightenednoble Princes, without putting fire to their foreheads. " "I am sure, " said Geburon, "that you know some such story, which youare willing to relate; wherefore, if it please you, you sha...ll take myplace. " "The tale will not be a long one, " said Ennasuite, "but, could I recountit just as it happened, you would have no desire to weep. " [Illustration: 147. Jpg Tailpiece] [Illustration: 149a. The Old Serving-woman explaining her Mistake tothe Duke and Duchess of Vend
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