Great Books of the Western World, Volume 22Mortimer Jerome Adler Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1990 - Anthologies Outlines a system for achieving financial security and building wealth, discussing how to make the most out of automated financial transactions, including 401ks, scheduled transfers, and early-payoff programs. |
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Page 73
... Wife Badebec WHEN Pantagruel was born , there was none more astonished and perplexed than was his father Gargantua ; for , of the one side , seeing his wife Badebec dead , and on the other side his son Pantagruel born , so fair and so ...
... Wife Badebec WHEN Pantagruel was born , there was none more astonished and perplexed than was his father Gargantua ; for , of the one side , seeing his wife Badebec dead , and on the other side his son Pantagruel born , so fair and so ...
Page 185
... wife shall never make thee a cuckold without thy knowledge , and thine own consent . Do me the favour , I pray thee , quoth Panurge , my pretty soft downy cod ; now tell it , billy , tell it , I beseech thee . Take , quoth Friar John ...
... wife shall never make thee a cuckold without thy knowledge , and thine own consent . Do me the favour , I pray thee , quoth Panurge , my pretty soft downy cod ; now tell it , billy , tell it , I beseech thee . Take , quoth Friar John ...
Page 198
... wife ? I have her , quoth he , but she hath not me , — possessing her , by her I am not possest . Such another ... wife . To have a wife , is to have the use of her in such a way as nature hath ordained , which is for the aid , society ...
... wife ? I have her , quoth he , but she hath not me , — possessing her , by her I am not possest . Such another ... wife . To have a wife , is to have the use of her in such a way as nature hath ordained , which is for the aid , society ...
Contents
THE INESTIMABLE LIFE OF THE GREAT | 1 |
How they chirped over their cups | 7 |
Of Gargantuas Wooden Horses | 15 |
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