Colloquies of Erasmus, Volume I. by Desiderius Erasmus
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_Liv._ Why do you ask me such a Question? _Ge._ Because you have been so poorly fed; you are so thin a Body may see thro' you, and as dry as a Kecks. Whence came you from? _Liv._ From Montacute College. _Ge._ Then sure you are come loaden with Letters for us. _Liv._ Not so, but with Lice I am. _Ge._ Well then you had Company enough. _Liv._ In truth it is not safe for a Traveller now a Days to go without Company. _Ge._ I know well enough a Louse is a Scholar's Companion. Well but do you bring any News from _Paris_? _Liv._ Ay, I do, and that in the first Place that I know you won't believe. At _Paris_ a _Bete_ is wise, and an _Oak_ preaches. _Ge._ What's that you tell me? _Liv._ That which you hear. _Ge._ What is it I hear? _Liv._ That which I tell you. |
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