Periods of European Literature, Volume 5George Saintsbury William Blackwood, 1923 |
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... Panurge ( who is in parts very like the Coccaian Cingar ) , but even something of the whole notable Gargantuan and Pantagruelian Odyssey . He is , however , far indeed from being obliged to rely on the calling in of this lent splendour ...
... Panurge ( who is in parts very like the Coccaian Cingar ) , but even something of the whole notable Gargantuan and Pantagruelian Odyssey . He is , however , far indeed from being obliged to rely on the calling in of this lent splendour ...
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... Pan- urge 2 - they visit the stars , they study the sciences , they have difficulties with pirates . But the later books settle down into a curious battle between Baldus and his " barons " on the one hand and the community of witches ...
... Pan- urge 2 - they visit the stars , they study the sciences , they have difficulties with pirates . But the later books settle down into a curious battle between Baldus and his " barons " on the one hand and the community of witches ...
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... Panurge at his best ; but he is a rather better fellow , more practically ingenious , and perhaps truer to the comic side of specially Latin nature . Baldus , like most heroes , is rather colourless ; and his anger at finding that his ...
... Panurge at his best ; but he is a rather better fellow , more practically ingenious , and perhaps truer to the comic side of specially Latin nature . Baldus , like most heroes , is rather colourless ; and his anger at finding that his ...
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... quest of the Oracle of the Dive Bouteille . This is undertaken partly to solve the doubts about marriage of the most famous character of the whole book , Panurge , who occupies in this part more than the FROM RHETORIC TO PLEIAD . 197.
... quest of the Oracle of the Dive Bouteille . This is undertaken partly to solve the doubts about marriage of the most famous character of the whole book , Panurge , who occupies in this part more than the FROM RHETORIC TO PLEIAD . 197.
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George Saintsbury. Panurge , who occupies in this part more than the place of Friar John in the earlier , though that re- doubtable monk is great here also . Panurge , who be- comes one of Pantagruel's companions at Paris , and governor ...
George Saintsbury. Panurge , who occupies in this part more than the place of Friar John in the earlier , though that re- doubtable monk is great here also . Panurge , who be- comes one of Pantagruel's companions at Paris , and governor ...
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