Colloquies of Erasmus, Volume I. by Desiderius Erasmus
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her Humour?
_Gi._ No, I'll prevent it if possible; I'll try every Method to alter her Mind; but if she persists in it, I'll not force her against her Will, lest I should be found to fight against God, or rather to fight against the Monks. _Le._ Indeed you speak very religiously; but take Care to try her Constancy throughly, lest she should afterwards repent it, when it is too late. _Gi._ I'll do my utmost Endeavours. _Le._ What Employment do your Sons follow? _Gi._ The eldest has been married this good While, and will be a Father in a little Time; I have sent the youngest away to _Paris_, for he did nothing but play while he was here. _Le._ Why did you send him thither? _Gi._ That he might come back a greater Fool than he went. _Le._ Don't talk so. _Gi._ The middlemost has lately enter'd into holy Orders. _Le._ I wish 'em all well. * * * * * |
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