第22章

Chapter4。LXIV。

HowPantagruelgavenoanswertotheproblems。

Pantagruelthenaskedwhatsortofpeopledweltinthatdamnedisland。

Theyare，answeredXenomanes，allhypocrites，holymountebanks，tumblersofbeads，mumblersofave-marias，spiritualcomedians，shamsaints，hermits，allofthempoorrogueswho，likethehermitofLormontbetweenBlayeandBordeaux，livewhollyonalmsgiventhembypassengers。Catchmethereifyoucan，criedPanurge；maythedevil\'shead-cookconjuremybumgutintoapairofbellowsifeveryoufindmeamongthem！Hermits，shamsaints，livingformsofmortification，holymountebanks，avaunt！inthenameofyourfatherSatan，getoutofmysight！Whenthedevil\'sahog，youshalleatbacon。IshallnotforgetyetawhileourfatConcilipetesofChesil。

OthatBeelzebubandAstarothhadcounselledthemtohangthemselvesoutoftheway，andtheyhaddone\'t！wehadnotthensufferedsomuchbydevilishstormsaswedidforhavingseen\'em。Harkyeme，dearrogue，Xenomanes，myfriend，Ipritheearethesehermits，hypocrites，andeavesdroppersmaidsormarried？Isthereanythingofthefemininegenderamongthem？Couldabodyhypocriticallytakethereasmallhypocriticaltouch？Willtheyliebackwards，andletouttheirfore-rooms？There\'safinequestiontobeasked，criedPantagruel。Yes，yes，answeredXenomanes；youmayfindtheremanygoodlyhypocritesses，jollyspiritualactresses，kindhermitesses，womenthathaveaplaguydealofreligion；thenthere\'sthecopiesof\'em，littlehypocritillons，shamsanctitos，andhermitillons。Foh！awaywiththem，criedFriarJohn；ayoungsaint，anolddevil！(Markthis，anoldsaying，andastrueaoneas，ayoungwhore，anoldsaint。)Weretherenotsuch，continuedXenomanes，theisleofChaneph，forwantofamultiplicationofprogeny，hadlongerethisbeendesertanddesolate。

PantagruelsentthembyGymnastinthepinnaceseventy-eightthousandfineprettylittlegoldhalf-crowns，ofthosethataremarkedwithalantern。

Afterthisheasked，What\'so\'clock？Pastnine，answeredEpistemon。Itisthenthebesttimetogotodinner，saidPantagruel；forthesacredlinesocelebratedbyAristophanesinhisplaycalledConcionatricesisathand，neverfailingwhentheshadowisdecempedal。

Formerly，amongthePersians，dinner-timewasatasethouronlyforkings；

asforallothers，theirappetiteandtheirbellywastheirclock；whenthatchimed，theythoughtittimetogotodinner。SowefindinPlautusacertainparasitemakingaheavydo，andsadlyrailingattheinventorsofhour-glassesanddialsasbeingunnecessarythings，therebeingnoclockmoreregularthanthebelly。

Diogenesbeingaskedatwhattimesamanoughttoeat，answered，Therichwhenheishungry，thepoorwhenhehasanythingtoeat。Physiciansmoreproperlysaythatthecanonicalhoursare，Toriseatfive，todineatnine，Tosupatfive，tosleepatnine。

ThefamouskingPetosiris\'smagicwasdifferent，——Heretheofficersforthegutcamein，andgotreadythetablesandcupboards；laidthecloth，whosesightandpleasantsmallwereverycomfortable；andbroughtplates，napkins，salts，tankards，flagons，tall-boys，ewers，tumblers，cups，goblets，basins，andcisterns。

FriarJohn，attheheadofthestewards，sewers，yeomenofthepantry，andofthemouth，tasters，carvers，cupbearers，andcupboard-keepers，broughtfourstatelypasties，sohugethattheyputmeinmindofthefourbastionsatTurin。Ods-fish，howmanfullydidtheystormthem！Whathavocdidtheymakewiththelongtrainofdishesthatcameafterthem！Howbravelydidtheystandtotheirpan-puddings，andpaidofftheirdust！Howmerrilydidtheysoaktheirnoses！

Thefruitwasnotyetbroughtin，whenafreshgaleatwestandbynorthbegantofillthemain-course，mizen-sail，fore-sail，tops，andtop-

gallants；forwhichblessingtheyallsungdivershymnsofthanksandpraise。

Whenthefruitwasonthetable，Pantagruelasked，Nowtellme，gentlemen，areyourdoubtsfullyresolvedorno？Igapeandyawnnomore，answeredRhizotome。Isleepnolongerlikeadog，saidPonocrates。Ihaveclearedmyeyesight，saidGymnast。Ihavebrokemyfast，saidEusthenes；sothatforthiswholedayIshallbesecurefromthedangerofmyspittle。

Asps。Blackwagleg-flies。Domeses。

Amphisbenes。Spanishflies。Dryinades。

Anerudutes。Catoblepes。Dragons。

Abedissimons。Hornedsnakes。Elopes。

Alhartrafz。Caterpillars。Enhydrides。

Ammobates。Crocodiles。Falvises。

Apimaos。Toads。Galeotes。

Alhatrabans。Nightmares。Harmenes。

Aractes。Maddogs。Handons。

Asterions。Colotes。Icles。

Alcharates。Cychriodes。Jarraries。

Arges。Cafezates。Ilicines。

Spiders。Cauhares。Pharaoh\'smice。

Starrylizards。Snakes。Kesudures。

Attelabes。Cuhersks，two-Sea-hares。

Ascalabotes。tonguedadders。Chalcidicnewts。

Haemorrhoids。Amphibiousser-Footedserpents。

Basilisks。pents。Manticores。

Fitches。Cenchres。Molures。

Suckingwater-Cockatrices。Mouse-serpents。

snakes。Dipsades。Shrew-mice。

Miliares。Salamanders。Stinkfish。

Megalaunes。Slowworms。Stuphes。

Spitting-asps。Stellions。Sabrins。

Porphyri。Scorpenes。Blood-suckingflies。

Pareades。Scorpions。Hornfretters。

Phalanges。Hornworms。Scolopendres。

Penphredons。Scalavotins。Tarantulas。

Pinetree-worms。Solofuidars。Blindworms。

Ruteles。Deaf-asps。Tetragnathias。

Worms。Horseleeches。Teristales。

Rhagions。Salt-haters。Vipers，&c。

Rhaganes。Rot-serpents。

Chapter4。LXV。

HowPantagruelpassedthetimewithhisservants。

InwhathierarchyofsuchvenomouscreaturesdoyouplacePanurge\'sfuturespouse？askedFriarJohn。Artthouspeakingillofwomen，criedPanurge，thoumangyscoundrel，thousorry，noddy-peakedshavelingmonk？Bythecenomanicpaunchandgixy，saidEpistemon，Euripideshaswritten，andmakesAndromachesayit，thatbyindustry，andthehelpofthegods，menhadfoundremediesagainstallpoisonouscreatures；butnonewasyetfoundagainstabadwife。

ThisflauntingEuripides，criedPanurge，wasgabblingagainstwomeneveryfoot，andthereforewasdevouredbydogs，asajudgmentfromabove；asAristophanesobserves。Let\'sgoon。Lethimspeakthatisnext。Icanleaknowlikeanystone-horse，saidthenEpistemon。Iam，saidXenomanes，fullasaneggandroundasahoop；myship\'sholdcanholdnomore，andwillnowmakeshifttobearasteadysail。SaidCarpalin，Atrucewiththirst，atrucewithhunger；theyarestrong，butwineandmeatarestronger。I\'mnomoreinthedumpscriedPanurge；myheart\'sapoundlighter。I\'mintherightcuenow，asbriskasabody-louse，andasmerryasabeggar。Formypart，IknowwhatIdowhenIdrink；anditisatruething(though\'tisinyourEuripides)thatissaidbythatjollytoperSilenusofblessedmemory，that——

Theman\'semphaticallymad，Whodrinksthebest，yetcanbesad。

WemustnotfailtoreturnourhumbleandheartythankstotheBeingwho，withthisgoodbread，thiscooldeliciouswine，thesegoodmeatsandraredainties，removesfromourbodiesandmindsthesepainsandperturbations，andatthesametimefillsuswithpleasureandwithfood。

Butmethinks，sir，youdidnotgiveananswertoFriarJohn\'squestion；

which，asItakeit，washowtoraisegoodweather。Sinceyouasknomorethanthiseasyquestion，answeredPantagruel，I\'llstrivetogiveyousatisfaction；andsomeothertimewe\'lltalkoftherestoftheproblems，ifyouwill。

Wellthen，FriarJohnaskedhowgoodweathermightberaised。Havewenotraisedit？Lookupandseeourfulltopsails。Harkhowthewindwhistlesthroughtheshrouds，whatastiffgaleitblows。Observetherattlingofthetacklings，andseethesheetsthatfastenthemainsailbehind；theforceofthewindputsthemuponthestretch。Whilewepassedourtimemerrily，thedullweatheralsopassedaway；andwhileweraisedtheglassestoourmouths，wealsoraisedthewindbyasecretsympathyinnature。

ThusAtlasandHerculesclubbedtoraiseandunderpropthefallingsky，ifyou\'llbelievethewisemythologists，buttheyraiseditsomehalfaninchtoohigh，AtlastoentertainhisguestHerculesmorepleasantly，andHerculestomakehimselfamendsforthethirstwhichsometimebeforehadtormentedhiminthedesertsofAfrica。Yourgoodfather，saidFriarJohn，interruptinghim，takescaretofreemanypeoplefromsuchaninconveniency；forIhavebeentoldbymanyvenerabledoctorsthathischief-butler，Turelupin，savesaboveeighteenhundredpipesofwineyearlytomakeservants，andallcomersandgoers，drinkbeforetheyarea-dry。

Asthecamelsanddromedariesofacaravan，continuedPantagruel，usetodrinkforthethirstthat\'spast，forthepresent，andforthattocome，sodidHercules；andbeingthusexcessivelyraised，thisgavenewmotiontothesky，whichisthatoftitubationandtrepidation，aboutwhichourcrackbrainedastrologersmakesuchapother。This，saidPanurge，makesthesayinggood:

Whilejollycompanionscarouseittogether，Afigforthestorm，itgiveswaytogoodweather。

Nay，continuedPantagruel，somewilltellyouthatwehavenotonlyshortenedthetimeofthecalm，butalsomuchdisburthenedtheship；notlikeAesop\'sbasket，byeasingitoftheprovision，butbybreakingourfasts；andthatamanismoreterrestrialandheavywhenfastingthanwhenhehaseatenanddrank，evenastheypretendthatheweighsmoredeadthanliving。Howeveritis，youwillgranttheyareintherightwhotaketheirmorning\'sdraughtandbreakfastbeforealongjourney；thensaythatthehorseswillperformthebetter，andthataspurintheheadisworthtwointheflank；or，inthesamehorsedialect——

ThatacupinthepateIsamileinthegate。

Don\'tyouknowthatformerlytheAmycleansworshippedthenobleBacchusaboveallothergods，andgavehimthenameofPsila，whichintheDoricdialectsignifieswings；for，asthebirdsraisethemselvesbyatoweringflightwiththeirwingsabovetheclouds，so，withthehelpofsoaringBacchus，thepowerfuljuiceofthegrape，ourspiritsareexaltedtoapitchabovethemselves，ourbodiesaremoresprightly，andtheirearthlypartsbecomesoftandpliant。

Chapter4。LXVI。

How，byPantagruel\'sorder，theMusesweresalutedneartheisleofGanabim。

Thisfairwindandasfinetalkbroughtusinsightofahighland，whichPantagrueldiscoveringafaroff，showeditXenomanes，andaskedhim，Doyouseeyondertotheleewardahighrockwithtwotops，muchlikeMountParnassusinPhocis？Idoplainly，answeredXenomanes；\'tistheisleofGanabim。Haveyouamindtogoashorethere？No，returnedPantagruel。

Youdowell，indeed，saidXenomanes；forthereisnothingworthseeingintheplace。Thepeopleareallthieves；yetthereisthefinestfountainintheworld，andaverylargeforesttowardstherighttopofthemountain。

Yourfleetmaytakeinwoodandwaterthere。

Hethatspokelast，spokewell，quothPanurge；letusnotbyanymeansbesomadastogoamongaparcelofthievesandsharpers。Youmaytakemywordfor\'t，thisplaceisjustsuchanotheras，tomyknowledge，formerlyweretheislandsofSarkandHerm，betweenthesmallerandthegreaterBritain；suchaswasthePoneropolisofPhilipinThrace；islandsofthieves，banditti，picaroons，robbers，ruffians，andmurderers，worsethanraw-headandbloody-bones，andfullashonestastheseniorfellowsofthecollegeofiniquity，theveryoutcastsofthecountygaol\'scommon-side。

Asyouloveyourself，donotgoamong\'em。Ifyougoyou\'llcomeoffbutbluely，ifyoucomeoffatall。Ifyouwillnotbelieveme，atleastbelievewhatthegoodandwiseXenomanestellsyou；formayIneverstiriftheyarenotworsethantheverycannibals；theywouldcertainlyeatusalive。Donotgoamong\'em，Iprayyou；itweresafertotakeajourneytohell。Hark！byCod\'sbody，Ihear\'emringingthealarm-bellmostdreadfully，astheGasconsaboutBordeauxusedformerlytodoagainstthecommissariesandofficersforthetaxonsalt，ormyearstingle。Let\'ssheeroff。

Believeme，sir，saidFriarJohn，let\'sratherland；wewillridtheworldofthatvermin，andinntherefornothing。OldNickgowiththeeforme，quothPanurge。Thisrashhairbraineddevilofafriarfearsnothing，butventuresandrunsonlikeamaddevilasheis，andcaresnotarushwhatbecomesofothers；asifeveryonewasamonk，likehisfriarship。Apoxongrinninghonour，sayI。Goto，returnedthefriar，thoumangynoddy-peak！

thouforlorndruggle-headedsneaksby！andmayamillionofblackdevilsanatomizethycocklebrain。Thehen-heartedrascalissocowardlythatheberayshimselfforfeareveryday。Ifthouartsoafraid，dunghill，donotgo；stayhereandbehanged；orgoandhidethyloggerheadunderMadamProserpine\'spetticoat。

Panurgehearingthis，hisbreechbegantomakebuttons；soheslunkininaninstant，andwenttohidehisheaddowninthebread-roomamongthemustybiscuitsandtheortsandscrapsofbrokenbread。

Pantagruelinthemeantimesaidtotherest:Ifeelapressingretractioninmysoul，whichlikeavoiceadmonishesmenottolandthere。WheneverI

havefeltsuchamotionwithinmeIhavefoundmyselfhappyinavoidingwhatitdirectedmetoshun，orinundertakingwhatitpromptedmetodo；

andIneverhadoccasiontorepentfollowingitsdictates。

Asmuch，saidEpistemon，isrelatedofthedaemonofSocrates，socelebratedamongtheAcademics。Wellthen，sir，saidFriarJohn，whiletheship\'screwwaterhaveyouamindtohavegoodsport？Panurgeisgotdownsomewhereinthehold，whereheiscreptintosomecorner，andlurkslikeamouseinacranny。Let\'emgivethewordforthegunnertofireyongunovertheround-houseonthepoop；thiswillservetosalutetheMusesofthisAnti-parnassus；besides，thepowderdoesbutdecayinit。Youareintheright，saidPantagruel；here，givethewordforthegunner。

Thegunnerimmediatelycame，andwasorderedbyPantagrueltofirethatgun，andthenchargeitwithfreshpowder，whichwassoondone。Thegunnersoftheotherships，frigates，galleons，andgalleysofthefleet，hearingusfire，gaveeveryoneaguntotheisland；whichmadesuchahorridnoisethatyouwouldhaveswornheavenhadbeentumblingaboutoutears。

Chapter4。LXVII。

HowPanurgeberayedhimselfforfear；andofthehugecatRodilardus，whichhetookforapunydevil。

Panurge，likeawild，addle-pated，giddy-goat，salliesoutofthebread-

roominhisshirt，withnothingelseabouthimbutoneofhisstockings，halfon，halfoff，abouthisheel，likearough-footedpigeon；hishairandbeardallbepowderedwithcrumbsofbreadinwhichhehadbeenoverheadandears，andahugeandmightypusspartlywrappedupinhisotherstocking。Inthisequipage，hischapsmovinglikeamonkey\'swho\'sa-

louse-hunting，hiseyesstaringlikeadeadpig\'s，histeethchattering，andhisbumquivering，thepoordogfledtoFriarJohn，whowasthensittingbythechain-walesofthestarboardsideoftheship，andprayedhimheartilytotakepityonhimandkeephiminthesafeguardofhistrustybilbo；swearing，byhisshareofPapimany，thathehadseenallhellbrokeloose。

Woeisme，myJacky，criedhe，mydearJohnny，myoldcrony，mybrother，myghostlyfather！allthedevilskeepholiday，allthedevilskeeptheirfeastto-day，man。Porkandpeaschokemeifeverthousawestpreparationsinthylifeforaninfernalfeast。Dostthouseethesmokeofhell\'skitchens？(Thishesaid，showinghimthesmokeofthegunpowderabovetheships。)Thouneversawestsomanydamnedsoulssincethouwastborn；andsofair，sobewitchingtheyseem，thatonewouldsweartheyareStygianambrosia。Ithoughtatfirst，Godforgiveme！thattheyhadbeenEnglishsouls；andIdon\'tknowbutthatthismorningtheisleofHorses，nearScotland，wassacked，withalltheEnglishwhohadsurprisedit，bythelordsofTermesandEssay。

FriarJohn，attheapproachofPanurge，wasentertainedwithakindofsmellthatwasnotlikethatofgunpowder，noraltogethersosweetasmusk；

whichmadehimturnPanurgeabout，andthenhesawthathisshirtwasdismallybepawedandberayedwithfreshsir-reverence。Theretentivefacultyofthenervewhichrestrainsthemusclecalledsphincter(\'tisthearse-hole，anitpleaseyou)wasrelaxatedbytheviolenceofthefearwhichhehadbeeninduringhisfantasticvisions。Addtothisthethunderingnoiseoftheshooting，whichseemsmoredreadfulbetweendecksthanabove。Noroughtyoutowonderatsuchamishap；foroneofthesymptomsandaccidentsoffearis，thatitoftenopensthewicketofthecupboardwhereinsecond-handmeatiskeptforatime。Let\'sillustratethisnoblethemewithsomeexamples。

MesserPantolfedelaCassinaofSiena，ridingpostfromRome，cametoChambery，andalightingathonestVinet\'stookoneofthepitchforksinthestable；thenturningtotheinnkeeper，saidtohim，DaRomainquaiononsonandatodelcorpo。Digratiapigliainmanoquestaforcha，etfamipaura。(IhavenothadastoolsinceIleftRome。Ipraytheetakethispitchforkandfrightme。)Vinettookit，andmadeseveraloffersasifhewouldingoodearnesthavehitthesignor，butallinvain；sotheSienesesaidtohim，Situnonfaialtramente，tunonfainulla；perosforzatidiadoperarlipiuguagliardamente。(Ifthoudostnotgoanotherwaytowork，thouhadstasgooddonothing；thereforetrytobestirthyselfmorebriskly。)Withthis，Vinetlenthimsuchaswingingstoaterwiththepitchforksousebetweentheneckandthecollarofhisjerkin，thatdownfellsignoronthegroundarsyversy，withhisspindleshankswidestragglingoverhispoll。Thenminehostsputtering，withafull-mouthedlaugh，saidtohisguest，ByBeelzebub\'sbumgut，muchgoodmayitdoyou，SignoreItaliano。TakenoticethisisdatumCamberiaci，givenatChambery。

\'TwaswelltheSienesehaduntrussedhispointsandletdownhisdrawers；

forthisphysicworkedwithhimassoonashetookit，andascopiouswastheevacuationasthatofninebuffaloesandfourteenmissificatingarch-

lubbers。Whichoperationbeingover，themannerlySienesecourteouslygaveminehostawholebushelofthanks，sayingtohim，Iotiringratio，belmessere；cosifacendotum\'aiesparmiatalaspezad\'unservitiale。(I

thankthee，goodlandlord；bythisthouhaste\'ensavedmetheexpenseofaclyster。)

I\'llgiveyouanotherexampleofEdwardV。，KingofEngland。MasterFrancisVillon，beingbanishedFrance，fledtohim，andgotsofarintohisfavourastobeprivytoallhishouseholdaffairs。Onedaytheking，beingonhisclose-stool，showedVillonthearmsofFrance，andsaidtohim，DostthouseewhatrespectIhaveforthyFrenchkings？Ihavenoneoftheirarmsanywherebutinthisbackside，nearmyclose-stool。Ods-

life，saidthebuffoon，howwise，prudent，andcarefulofyourhealthyourhighnessis！Howcarefullyyourlearneddoctor，ThomasLinacre，looksafteryou！Hesawthatnowyougrowoldyouareinclinedtobesomewhatcostive，andeverydaywerefaintohaveanapothecary，Imeanasuppositoryorclyster，thrustintoyourroyalnockandroe；sohehas，muchtothepurpose，inducedyoutoplaceherethearmsofFrance；fortheverysightofthemputsyouintosuchadreadfulfrightthatyouimmediatelyletflyasmuchaswouldcomefromeighteensquatteringbonasiofPaeonia。Andiftheywerepaintedinotherpartsofyourhouse，byjingo，youwouldpresentlyconskiteyourselfwhereveryousawthem。Nay，hadyoubuthereapictureofthegreatoriflammeofFrance，ods-bodikins，yourtripesandbowelswouldbeinnosmalldangerofdroppingoutattheorificeofyourposteriors。Buthenh，henh，atqueiterumhenh。

AsillycockneyamInot，AseverdidfromPariscome？

AndwitharopeandslidingknotMyneckshallknowwhatweighsmybum。

Acockneyofshortreach，Isay，shallowofjudgmentandjudgingshallowly，towonderthatyoushouldcauseyourpointstobeuntrussedinyourchamberbeforeyoucomeintothiscloset。By\'rlady，atfirstIthoughtyourclose-stoolhadstoodbehindthehangingsofyourbed；otherwiseitseemedveryoddtomeyoushoulduntrusssofarfromtheplaceofevacuation。ButnowIfindIwasagull，awittol，awoodcock，amereninny，adolt-head，anoddy，achangeling，acalf-lolly，adoddipoll。Youdowisely，bythemass，youdowisely；forhadyounotbeenreadytoclapyourhindfaceonthemustard-potassoonasyoucamewithinsightofthesearms——markyeme，cop\'sbody——thebottomofyourbreecheshadsuppliedtheofficeofaclose-

stool。

FriarJohn，stoppingthehandleofhisfacewithhislefthand，did，withtheforefingeroftheright，pointoutPanurge\'sshirttoPantagruel，who，seeinghiminthispickle，scared，appalled，shivering，raving，staring，berayed，andtornwiththeclawsofthefamouscatRodilardus，couldnotchoosebutlaugh，andsaidtohim，Pritheewhatwouldstthoudowiththiscat？Withthiscat？quothPanurge；thedevilscratchmeifIdidnotthinkithadbeenayoungsoft-chinneddevil，which，withthissamestockinginsteadofmitten，IhadsnatchedupinthegreathutchofhellasthievishlyasanysizarofMontaguecollegecouldhavedone。ThedeviltakeTybert！Ifeelithasallbepinkedmypoorhide，anddrawnonittothelifeIdon\'tknowhowmanylobsters\'whiskers。Withthishethrewhisboar-catdown。

Go，go，saidPantagruel，bebathedandcleaned，calmyourfears，putonacleanshift，andthenyourclothes。What！doyouthinkIamafraid？criedPanurge。NotI，Iprotest。BythetesticlesofHercules，Iammorehearty，bold，andstout，thoughIsayitthatshouldnot，thanifIhadswallowedasmanyfliesasareputintoplumcakesandotherpasteatParisfromMidsummertoChristmas。Butwhat\'sthis？Hah！oh，ho！howthedevilcameIbythis？Doyoucallthiswhatthecatleftinthemalt，filth，dirt，dung，dejection，faecalmatter，excrement，stercoration，sir-

reverence，ordure，second-handmeats，fumets，stronts，scybal，orspyrathe？

\'TisHiberniansaffron，Iprotest。Hah，hah，hah！\'tisIrishsaffron，byShaintPautrick，andsomuchforthistime。Selah。Let\'sdrink。

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THEFIFTHBOOK

TheAuthor\'sPrologue。

Indefatigabletopers，andyou，thricepreciousmartyrsofthesmock，givemeleavetoputaseriousquestiontoyourworshipswhileyouareidlystrikingyourcodpieces，andImyselfnotmuchbetteremployed。Pray，whyisitthatpeoplesaythatmenarenotsuchsotsnowadaysastheywereinthedaysofyore？Sotisanoldwordthatsignifiesadunce，dullard，jolthead，gull，wittol，ornoddy，onewithoutgutsinhisbrains，whosecockloftisunfurnished，and，inshort，afool。NowwouldIknowwhetheryouwouldhaveusunderstandbythissamesaying，asindeedyoulogicallymay，t