...ridiculous blunders of pronunciation. He might well exclaim, in the words of the good Pantagruel, " What devilish language is this? By the Lord, I think thou art some kind of heretic.'' B. A Biographical Sketch of Thomas Campbell. '\",\» sketch was dcsigbed for a biographical...

...the coming of the Tabellaries from the Penates and patriotic Lares." To which Pantagruel answers — "What devilish language is this? by the Lord, I think thou art some kind of heretic." CHAPTER I. FROISSART— ALAIN CHARTIER— CHRISTINE DE PISAN — EUSTACHE DESCHAMPS....

...Penates and patriotic Lares." To this Pantagruel said: "What a Devil of a Language is this? By the Lord, thou art some Heretic." " My Lord, no," said the Scholar, " for libentissimally, as soon as it illucesceth any minutule Slice of the Day, I demigrate into some one of those so well...

...and patriotic Lares." To this Pantagruel said : " What a Devil of a Language is this ? By the Lord, thou art some Heretic." " My Lord, no," said the Scholar, " for libentissimally, as soon as it illucesceth any minutule Slice of the Day, I demigrate into some one of those so well...

...tabellaries to proceed from the patriotic penates and lares. » To which Pantagruel ansAvered : « What devilish language is this ? By the Lord, I think...My Lord, no, said the scholar ; for libentissimally io, as soon as it illucesceth any minutule slice of the day, I demigrate u into one of those so well...

...with the Limosin who spoke to him in a Latinized macaronic jargon, he listened a while and then said, "What devilish language is this? — by the Lord, I think thou art some kind of heretic." Mr. Finkman's excessive simplification of life has made anything like the free play...

...of the tabellaires from the Penates and patriotic Lares." No wonder the amazed Pantagruel exclaimed, "What devilish language is this? By the Lord, I think thou art some kind of a heretic." Special privileges of citizenship without its obligations were granted to students...