第23章

Chapter5。VIII。

Howwithmuchadowegotasightofthepope-hawk。

Ourjunkettingandbanquetingheldonatthesameratethethirddayasthetwoformer。Pantagruelthenearnestlydesiredtoseethepope-hawk；butAedituustoldhimitwasnotsuchaneasymattertogetasightofhim。

How，askedPantagruel，hashePlato\'shelmetonhiscrown，Gyges\'sringonhispounces，orachameleononhisbreast，tomakehiminvisiblewhenhepleases？No，sir，returnedAedituus；butheisnaturallyofprettydifficultaccess。However，I\'llseeandtakecarethatyoumayseehim，ifpossible。Withthisheleftuspiddling；thenwithinaquarterofanhourcameback，andtoldusthepope-hawkisnowtobeseen。Soheledus，withouttheleastnoise，directlytothecagewhereinhesatdrooping，withhisfeathersstaringabouthim，attendedbyabraceoflittlecardin-hawksandsixlustyfustybish-hawks。

Panurgestaredathimlikeadeadpig，examiningexactlyhisfigure，size，andmotions。Thenwithaloudvoicehesaid，Acurselightonthehatcheroftheillbird；o\'myword，thisisafilthywhoop-hooper。Tush，speaksoftly，saidAedituus；byG——，hehasapairofears，asformerlyMichaeldeMatisconesremarked。Whatthen？returnedPanurge；sohathawhoopcat。

So，saidAedituus；ifhebuthearyouspeaksuchanotherblasphemousword，youhadasgoodbedamned。Doyouseethatbasinyonderinhiscage？Outofitshallsallythunderboltsandlightnings，storms，bulls，andthedevilandall，thatwillsinkyoudowntoPegTrantum\'s，anhundredfathomunderground。Itwerebettertodrinkandbemerry，quothFriarJohn。

Panurgewasstillfeedinghiseyeswiththesightofthepope-hawkandhisattendants，whensomewhereunderhiscageheperceivedamadge-howlet。

Withthishecriedout，Bythedevil\'smaker，master，there\'srogueryinthecase；theyputtricksupontravellersheremorethananywhereelse，andwouldmakeusbelievethatat——d\'sasugarloaf。Whatdamnedcozening，gulling，andconey-catchinghavewehere！Doyouseethismadge-howlet？

ByMinerva，weareallbeshit。Odsoons，saidAedituus，speaksoftly，I

tellyou。Itisnomadge-howlet，noshe-thingonmyhonestword；butamale，andanoblebird。

Maywenothearthepope-hawksing？askedPantagruel。Idarenotpromisethat，returnedAedituus；forheonlysingsandeatsathisownhours。Sodon\'tI，quothPanurge；poorpilgarlicisfaintomakeeverybody\'stimehisown；iftheyhavetime，Ifindtime。Come，then，letusgodrink，ifyouwill。Nowthisissomethinglikeatansy，saidAedituus；youbegintotalksomewhatlike；stillspeakinthatfashion，andI\'llsecureyoufrombeingthoughtaheretic。Comeon，Iamofyourmind。

Aswewentbacktohavet\'otherfuddlingbout，wespiedanoldgreen-headedbish-hawk，whosatmopingwithhismateandthreejollybitternattendants，allsnoringunderanarbour。Neartheoldcuffstoodabuxomabbess-kitethatsunglikeanylinnet；andweweresomightilytickledwithhersingingthatIvowandswearwecouldhavewishedallourmembersbutoneturnedintoears，tohavehadmoreofthemelody。QuothPanurge，Thisprettycherubimofcherubimsisherebreakingherheadwithchantingtothishuge，fat，uglyface，wholiesgruntingallthewhilelikeahogasheis。I

willmakehimchangehisnotepresently，inthedevil\'sname。Withthisherangabellthathungoverthebish-hawk\'shead；butthoughherangandrangagain，thedevilabitbish-hawkwouldhear；thelouderthesound，thelouderhissnoring。Therewasnomakinghimsing。ByG——，quothPanurge，youoldbuzzard，ifyouwon\'tsingbyfairmeans，youshallbyfoul。

Havingsaidthis，hetookuponeofSt。Stephen\'sloaves，aliasastone，andwasgoingtohithimwithitaboutthemiddle。ButAedituuscriedtohim，Hold，hold，honestfriend！strike，wound，poison，kill，andmurderallthekingsandprincesintheworld，bytreacheryorhowthouwilt，andassoonasthouwouldstunnestletheangelsfromtheircockloft。Pope-hawkwillpardontheeallthis。Butneverbesomadastomeddlewiththesesacredbirds，asmuchasthoulovesttheprofit，welfare，andlifenotonlyofthyself，andthyfriendsandrelationsaliveordead，butalsoofthosethatmaybebornhereaftertothethousandthgeneration；forsolongthouwouldstentailmiseryuponthem。Dobutlookuponthatbasin。Catso！letusratherdrink，then，quothPanurge。Hethatspokelast，spokewell，Mr。

Antitus，quothFriarJohn；whilewearelookingonthesedevilishbirdswedonothingbutblaspheme；andwhilewearetakingacupwedonothingbutpraiseGod。Comeon，then，let\'sgodrink；howwellthatwordsounds！

Thethirdday(afterwehaddrank，asyoumustunderstand)Aedituusdismissedus。WemadehimapresentofaprettylittlePerguoisknife，whichhetookmorekindlythanArtaxerxesdidthecupofcoldwaterthatwasgivenhimbyaclown。Hemostcourteouslythankedus，andsentallsortsofprovisionsaboardourships，wishedusaprosperousvoyageandsuccessinourundertakings，andmadeuspromiseandswearbyJupiterofstonetocomebackbyhisterritories。Finallyhesaidtous，Friends，praynotethattherearemanymorestonesintheworldthanmen；takecareyoudon\'tforgetit。

Chapter5。IX。

HowwearrivedattheislandofTools。

Havingwellballastedtheholdsofourhumanvessels，weweighedanchor，hoisedupsail，stowedtheboats，settheland，andstoodfortheoffingwithafairloomgale，andformorehasteunpareledthemizen-yard，andlauncheditandthesailoverthelee-quarter，andfittedgyvestokeepitsteady，andboomeditout；sointhreedayswemadetheislandofTools，thatisaltogetheruninhabited。Wesawthereagreatnumberoftreeswhichboremattocks，pickaxes，crows，weeding-hooks，scythes，sickles，spades，trowels，hatchets，hedging-bills，saws，adzes，bills，axes，shears，pincers，bolts，piercers，augers，andwimbles。

Othersboredags，daggers，poniards，bayonets，square-bladedtucks，stilettoes，poniardoes，skeans，penknives，puncheons，bodkins，swords，rapiers，back-swords，cutlasses，scimitars，hangers，falchions，glaives，raillons，whittles，andwhinyards。

Whoeverwouldhaveanyoftheseneededbuttoshakethetree，andimmediatelytheydroppeddownasthickashops，likesomanyripeplums；

nay，what\'smore，theyfellonakindofgrasscalledscabbard，andsheathedthemselvesinitcleverly。Butwhentheycamedown，therewasneedoftakingcarelesttheyhappenedtotouchthehead，feet，orotherpartsofthebody。Fortheyfellwiththepointdownwards，andintheystuck，orslitthecontinuumofsomemember，orloppeditofflikeatwig；

eitherofwhichgenerallywasenoughtohavekilledaman，thoughhewereahundredyearsold，andworthasmanythousandspankers，spur-royals，androse-nobles。

Undersomeothertrees，whosenamesIcannotjustlytellyou，Isawsomecertainsortsofweedsthatgrewandsproutedlikepikes，lances，javelins，javelots，darts，dartlets，halberds，boar-spears，eel-spears，partizans，tridents，prongs，trout-staves，spears，half-pikes，andhunting-staves。Astheysproutedupandchancedtotouchthetree，straighttheymetwiththeirheads，points，andblades，eachsuitabletoitskind，madereadyforthembythetreesoverthem，assoonaseveryindividualwoodwasgrownup，fitforitssteel；evenlikethechildren\'scoats，thataremadeforthemassoonastheycanwearthemandyouweanthemoftheirswaddlingclothes。

Nordoyoumutter，Iprayyou，atwhatPlato，Anaxagoras，andDemocritushavesaid。Ods-fish！theywerenoneofyourlower-formgimcracks，werethey？

Thosetreesseemedtousterrestrialanimals，innowisesodifferentfrombrutebeastsasnottohaveskin，fat，flesh，veins，arteries，ligaments，nerves，cartilages，kernels，bones，marrow，humours，matrices，brains，andarticulations；fortheycertainlyhavesome，sinceTheophrastuswillhaveitso。Butinthispointtheydifferedfromotheranimals，thattheirheads，thatis，thepartoftheirtrunksnexttotheroot，aredownwards；

theirhair，thatis，theirroots，intheearth；andtheirfeet，thatis，theirbranches，upsidedown；asifamanshouldstandonhisheadwithoutstretchedlegs。Andasyou，batteredsinners，onwhomVenushasbestowedsomethingtorememberher，feeltheapproachofrains，winds，cold，andeverychangeofweather，atyourischiaticlegsandyouromoplates，bymeansoftheperpetualalmanackwhichshehasfixedthere；sothesetreeshavenoticegiventhem，bycertainsensationswhichtheyhaveattheirroots，stocks，gums，paps，ormarrow，ofthegrowthofthestavesunderthem，andaccordinglytheypreparesuitablepointsandbladesforthembeforehand。Yetasallthings，exceptGod，aresometimessubjecttoerror，natureitselfnotfreefromitwhenitproducethmonstrousthings，likewiseIobservedsomethingamissinthesetrees。Forahalf-pikethatgrowuphighenoughtoreachthebranchesofoneoftheseinstrumentiferoustrees，happenednosoonertotouchthembut，insteadofbeingjoinedtoanironhead，itimpaledastubbedbroomatthefundament。Well，nomatter，\'twillservetosweepthechimney。Thusapartizanmetwithapairofgardenshears。Come，all\'sgoodforsomething；\'twillservetonipofflittletwigsanddestroycaterpillars。Thestaffofahalberdgotthebladeofascythe，whichmadeitlooklikeahermaphrodite。Happy-be-

lucky，\'tisallacase；\'twillserveforsomemower。Oh，\'tisagreatblessingtoputourtrustintheLord！AswewentbacktoourshipsI

spiedbehindIdon\'tknowwhatbush，Idon\'tknowwhatfolks，doingIdon\'tknowwhatbusiness，inIdon\'tknowwhatposture，scouringIdon\'tknowwhattools，inIdon\'tknowwhatmanner，andIdon\'tknowwhatplace。

Chapter5。X。

HowPantagruelarrivedattheislandofSharping。

WelefttheislandofToolstopursueourvoyage，andthenextdaystoodinfortheislandofSharping，thetrueimageofFontainebleau，forthelandissoveryleanthatthebones，thatis，therocks，shootthroughitsskin。

Besides，\'tissandy，barren，unhealthy，andunpleasant。Ourpilotshowedustheretwolittlesquarerockswhichhadeightequalpointsintheshapeofacube。TheyweresowhitethatImighthavemistakenthemforalabasterorsnow，hadhenotassuredustheyweremadeofbone。

Hetoldusthattwentychancedevilsverymuchfearedinourcountrydweltthereinsixdifferentstoreys，andthatthebiggesttwinsorbracesofthemwerecalledsixes，andthesmallestambs-ace；therestcinques，quatres，treys，anddeuces。Whentheywereconjuredup，otherwisecoupled，theywerecalledeithersicecinque，sicequatre，sicetrey，sicedeuce，andsiceace；orcinquequatre，cinquetrey，andsoforth。Imadethereashrewdobservation。Wouldyouknowwhat\'tis，gamesters？\'Tisthatthereareveryfewofyouintheworldbutwhatcalluponandinvokethedevils。

Forthedicearenosoonerthrownontheboard，andthegreedygazingsparkshavehardlysaid，Twosixes，Frank；butSixdevilsdamnit！cryasmanyofthem。Ifambs-ace；then，Abraceofdevilsbroilme！willtheysay。Quatre-deuce，Tom；Thedeucetakeit！criesanother。Andsoontotheendofthechapter。Nay，theydon\'tforgetsometimestocalltheblackcloven-footedgentlemenbytheirChristiannamesandsurnames；andwhatisstrangeryet，theyusethemastheirgreatestcronies，andmakethemsooftentheexecutorsoftheirwills，notonlygivingthemselves，buteverybodyandeverything，tothedevil，thatthere\'snodoubtbuthetakescaretoseize，soonorlate，what\'ssozealouslybequeathedhim。Indeed，\'tistrueLuciferdoesnotalwaysimmediatelyappearbyhislawfulattorneys；but，alas！\'tisnotforwantofgoodwill；heisreallytobeexcusedforhisdelay；forwhatthedevilwouldyouhaveadevildo？Heandhisblackguardsarethenatsomeotherplaces，accordingtothepriorityofthepersonsthatcallonthem；therefore，prayletnonebesoventuresomeastothinkthatthedevilsaredeafandblind。

Hethentoldusthatmorewreckshadhappenedaboutthosesquarerocks，andagreaterlossofbodyandgoods，thanaboutalltheSyrtes，ScyllasandCharybdes，Sirens，Strophades，andgulfsintheuniverse。Ihadnotmuchadotobelieveit，rememberingthatformerly，amongthewiseEgyptians，Neptunewasdescribedinhieroglyphicsforthefirstcube，Apollobyanace，Dianabyadeuce，Minervabyseven，andsoforth。

Healsotoldusthattherewasaphialofsanc-greal，amostdivinething，andknowntoafew。Panurgedidsosweetenupthesyndicsoftheplacethattheyblesseduswiththesightof\'t；butitwaswiththreetimesmorepotherandado，withmoreformalitiesandantictricks，thantheyshowthepandectsofJustinianatFlorence，ortheholyVeronicaatRome。Ineversawsuchasightofflambeaux，torches，andhagios，sanctifiedtapers，rush-lights，andfarthingcandlesinmywholelife。Afterall，thatwhichwasshownuswasonlytheill-facedcountenanceofaroastedconey。

Allthatwesawthereworthspeakingofwasagoodfacesetuponanillgame，andtheshellsofthetwoeggsformerlylaidupandhatchedbyLeda，outofwhichcameCastorandPollux，fairHelen\'sbrothers。Thesesamesyndicssoldusapieceof\'emforasong，Imean，foramorselofbread。

Beforewewentweboughtaparcelofhatsandcapsofthemanufactureoftheplace，which，Ifear，willturntonoverygoodaccount；norarethosewhoshalltake\'emoffourhandsmorelikelytocommendtheirwearing。

Chapter5。XI。

HowwepassedthroughthewicketinhabitedbyGripe-men-all，ArchdukeoftheFurredLaw-cats。

FromthenceCondemnationwaspassedbyus。\'Tisanotherdamnedbarrenisland，whereatnonefortheworldcaredtotouch。Thenwewentthroughthewicket；butPantagruelhadnomindtobearuscompany，and\'twaswellhedidnot，forwewerenabbedthere，andclappedintolob\'s-poundbyorderofGripe-men-all，ArchdukeoftheFurredLaw-cats，becauseoneofourcompanywouldha\'putuponasergeantsomehatsoftheSharpingIsland。

TheFurredLaw-catsaremostterribleanddreadfulmonsters，theydevourlittlechildren，andtrampleovermarblestones。Praytellme，nobletopers，dotheynotdeservetohavetheirsnoutsslit？Thehairoftheirhidesdoesn\'tlieoutward，butinwards，andeverymother\'ssonof\'emforhisdevicewearsagapingpouch，butnotallinthesamemanner；forsomewearittiedtotheirneckscarfwise，othersuponthebreech，someonthepaunch，othersontheside，andallforacause，withreasonandmystery。

Theyhaveclawssoverystrong，long，andsharpthatnothingcangetfrom\'emthatisoncefastbetweentheirclutches。Sometimestheycovertheirheadswithmortar-likecaps，atothertimeswithmortifiedcaparisons。

Asweenteredtheirden，saidacommonmumper，towhomwehadgivenhalfateston，Worshipfulculprits，Godsendyouagooddeliverance！Examinewell，saidhe，thecountenanceofthesestoutpropsandpillarsofthiscatch-coinlawandiniquity；andprayobserve，thatifyoustilllivebutsixolympiads，andtheageoftwodogsmore，you\'llseetheseFurredLaw-

catslordsofallEurope，andinpeacefulpossessionofalltheestatesanddominionsbelongingtoit；unless，bydivineprovidence，what\'sgotoverthedevil\'sbackisspentunderhisbelly，orthegoodswhichtheyunjustlygetperishwiththeirprodigalheirs。Takethisfromanhonestbeggar。

Among\'emreignsthesixthessence；bythemeansofwhichtheygripeall，devourall，conskiteall，burnall，drawall，hangall，quarterall，beheadall，murderall，imprisonall，wasteall，andruinall，withouttheleastnoticeofrightorwrong；foramongthemviceiscalledvirtue；wickedness，piety；treason，loyalty；robbery，justice。Plunderistheirmotto，andwhenactedbythemisapprovedbyallmen，excepttheheretics；andallthistheydobecausetheydare；theirauthorityissovereignandirrefragable。ForasignofthetruthofwhatItellyou，you\'llfindthattherethemangersareabovetheracks。Rememberhereafterthatafooltoldyouthis；andifeverplague，famine，war，fire，earthquakes，inundations，orotherjudgmentsbefalltheworld，donotattribute\'emtotheaspectsandconjunctionsofthemalevolentplanets；totheabusesofthecourtofRomania，orthetyrannyofsecularkingsandprinces；totheimposturesofthefalsezealotsofthecowl，hereticalbigots，falseprophets，andbroachersofsects；tothevillainyofgripingusurers，clippers，andcoiners；ortotheignorance，impudence，andimprudenceofphysicians，surgeons，andapothecaries；nortothelewdnessofadulteressesanddestroyersofby-blows；butchargethemall，whollyandsolely，totheinexpressible，incredible，andinestimablewickednessandruinwhichiscontinuallyhatched，brewed，andpractisedinthedenorshopofthoseFurredLaw-cats。Yet\'tisnomoreknownintheworldthanthecabalaoftheJews，themore\'sthepity；andtherefore\'tisnotdetested，chastised，andpunishedas\'tisfititshouldbe。Butshouldalltheirvillainybeoncedisplayedinitstruecoloursandexposedtothepeople，thereneverwas，is，norwillbeanyspokesmansosweet-mouthed，whosefinecolloguingtonguecouldsave\'em；noranylawsorigorousanddraconicthatcouldpunish\'emastheydeserve；noryetanymagistratesopowerfulastohindertheirbeingburntaliveintheirconeyburrowswithoutmercy。Eventheirownfurredkittlings，friends，andrelationswouldabominate\'em。

Forthisreason，asHannibalwassolemnlyswornbyhisfatherAmilcartopursuetheRomanswiththeutmosthatredaslongaseverhelived，somylatefatherhasenjoinedmetoremainherewithout，tillGodAlmighty\'sthunderreducethemtherewithintoashes，likeotherpresumptuousTitans，profanewretches，andopposersofGod；sincemankindissoinuredtotheiroppressionsthattheyeitherdonotremember，foresee，orhaveasenseofthewoesandmiserieswhichtheyhavecaused；or，iftheyhave，eitherwillnot，darenot，orcannotroot\'emout。

How，saidPanurge，sayyouso？Catchmethereandhangme！Damme，let\'smarchoff！Thisnoblebeggarhasscaredmeworsethanthunderinautumn(Motteuxgives\'thanthethunderwoulddothem。\')。Uponthiswewerefilingoff；but，alas！wefoundourselvestrapped——thedoorwasdouble-

lockedandbarricadoed。Somemessengersofillnewstoldusitwasfullaseasytogetinthereasintohell，andnolesshardtogetout。Ay，thereindeedlaythedifficulty，forthereisnogettingloosewithoutapassanddischargeinduecoursefromthebench。Thisfornootherreasonthanbecausefolksgoeasieroutofachurchthanoutofasponging-house，andbecausetheycouldnothaveourcompanywhentheywould。Theworston\'twaswhenwegotthroughthewicket；forwewerecarried，togetoutourpassordischarge，beforeamoredreadfulmonsterthaneverwasreadofinthelegendsofknight-errantry。TheycalledhimGripe-men-all。Ican\'ttellwhattocompareittobetterthantoaChimaera，aSphinx，aCerberus；

ortotheimageofOsiris，astheEgyptiansrepresentedhim，withthreeheads，oneofaroaringlion，t\'otherofafawningcur，andthelastofahowling，prowlingwolf，twistedaboutwithadragonbitinghistail，surroundedwithfieryrays。Hishandswerefullofgore，histalonslikethoseoftheharpies，hissnoutlikeahawk\'sbill，hisfangsortuskslikethoseofanovergrownbrindledwildboar；hiseyeswereflaminglikethejawsofhell，allcoveredwithmortarsinterlacedwithpestles，andnothingofhisarmswastobeseenbuthisclutches。Hishutch，andthatofthewarren-catshiscollaterals，wasalong，spick-and-spannewrack，a-topofwhich(asthemumpertoldus)somelargestatelymangerswerefixedinthereverse。Overthechiefseatwasthepictureofanoldwomanholdingthecaseorscabbardofasickleinherrighthand，apairofscalesinherleft，withspectaclesonhernose；thecupsorscalesofthebalancewereapairofvelvetpouches，theonefullofbullion，whichoverpoisedt\'other，emptyandlong，hoistedhigherthanthemiddleofthebeam。I\'mofopinionitwasthetrueeffigiesofJusticeGripe-men-all；fardifferentfromtheinstitutionoftheancientThebans，whosetupthestatuesoftheirdicastswithouthands，inmarble，silver，orgold，accordingtotheirmerit，evenaftertheirdeath。

Whenwemadeourpersonalappearancebeforehim，asortofIdon\'tknowwhatmen，allclothedwithIdon\'tknowwhatbagsandpouches，withlongscrollsintheirclutches，madeussitdownuponacricket(suchascriminalssitonwhentriedinFrance)。QuothPanurgeto\'em，Goodmylords，I\'mverywellasIam；I\'dasliefstand，an\'tpleaseyou。Besides，thissamestoolissomewhatofthelowestforamanthathasnewbreechesandashortdoublet。Sityoudown，saidGripe-men-allagain，andlookthatyoudon\'tmakethecourtbidyoutwice。Now，continuedhe，theearthshallimmediatelyopenitsjawsandswallowyouuptoquickdamnationifyoudon\'tanswerasyoushould。

Chapter5。XII。

HowGripe-men-allpropoundedariddletous。

Whenweweresat，Gripe-men-all，inthemiddleofhisfurredcats，calledtousinahoarsedreadfulvoice，Well，comeon，givemepresently——ananswer。Well，comeon，mutteredPanurgebetweenhisteeth，give，givemepresently——acomfortingdram。Hearkentothecourt，continuedGripe-men-

all。

AnEnigma。

Ayoungtightthing，asfairasmaybe，Withoutadadconceivedababy，AndbroughthimforthwithoutthepotherInlabourmadebyteemingmother。

Yetthecursedbratfearednottogripeher，Butgnawed，forhaste，hersideslikeviper。

Thentheblackupstartboldlysallies，Andwalksandflieso\'erhillsandvalleys。

Manyfantasticsonsofwisdom，Amazed，foresawtheirowninhisdoom；

AndthoughtlikeanoldGreciannoddy，Ahumanspiritmovedhisbody。

Give，givemeoutofhand——ananswertothisriddle，quothGripe-men-all。

Give，giveme——leavetotellyou，good，goodmylord，answeredPanurge，thatifIhadbutasphinxathome，asVerresoneofyourprecursorshad，I

mightthensolveyourenigmapresently。Butverily，goodmylord，Iwasnotthere；and，asIhopetobesaved，amasinnocentinthematterasthechildunborn。Foh，giveme——abetteranswer，criedGripe-men-all；or，bygold，thisshallnotserveyourturn。I\'llnotbepaidinsuchcoin；ifyouhavenothingbettertooffer，I\'llletyourrascalshipknowthatithadbeenbetterforyoutohavefallenintoLucifer\'sownclutchesthanintoours。Dostthousee\'emhere，sirrah？hah？anddostthoupratehereofthybeinginnocent，asifthoucouldstbedeliveredfromourracksandtorturesforbeingso？Giveme——Patience！thouwidgeon。Ourlawsarelikecobwebs；

yoursillylittlefliesarestopped，caught，anddestroyedtherein，butyourstrongeronesbreakthem，andforceandcarrythemwhichwaytheyplease。Likewise，don\'tthinkwearesomadastosetupournetstosnapupyourgreatrobbersandtyrants。No，theyaresomewhattoohardforus，there\'snomeddlingwiththem；fortheywouldmakenomoreofusthanwemakeofthelittleones。Butyoupaltry，silly，innocentwretchesmustmakeusamends；and，bygold，wewillinnocentizeyourfopshipwithawannion，youneverweresoinnocentizedinyourdays；thedevilshallsingmassamongye。

FriarJohn，hearinghimrunonatthatmadrate，hadnolongerthepowertoremainsilent，butcriedtohim，Heigh-day！Prithee，Mr。Devilinacoif，wouldstthouhaveamantelltheemorethanheknows？Hasn\'tthefellowtoldyouhedoesnotknowawordofthebusiness？HisnameisTwyford。A

plaguerotyou！won\'ttruthserv