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... given here is one that has emerged and developed during some thirty years of my interest in them , including over a ... given to both the chapter and line number in the various texts as published by Droz of Geneva , in the series Textes ...
... given here is one that has emerged and developed during some thirty years of my interest in them , including over a ... given to both the chapter and line number in the various texts as published by Droz of Geneva , in the series Textes ...
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... given over to a sustained comic dialogue . There are only two interlocutors : Panurge and Pantagruel . Nobody else is present . Nobody is even lurking in the wings . Not until the last sentence of chapter XIII is Frère Jean brought in ...
... given over to a sustained comic dialogue . There are only two interlocutors : Panurge and Pantagruel . Nobody else is present . Nobody is even lurking in the wings . Not until the last sentence of chapter XIII is Frère Jean brought in ...
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... given to Panurge - that of the foolishly erudite spinner of words who can turn black into white by crafty argument . He carefully stacks the cards against him . That the praise of debts is a mock eulogy is clear from the outset : it ...
... given to Panurge - that of the foolishly erudite spinner of words who can turn black into white by crafty argument . He carefully stacks the cards against him . That the praise of debts is a mock eulogy is clear from the outset : it ...
Contents
Chapter One Humanist Comedy | 1 |
Chapter Two Rabelais before Pantagruel | 15 |
Chapter Three Pantagruel | 24 |
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