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Why are cultivators despised by the world, and why some cultivators have bigger noses than others Edmund said: "I speak the truth in the faith of the Christians! I am really surprised to see the frankness of this monk. He makes us all happy. But why the upper class refuses to accept monks and makes them hate ghosts." , drive them away as the bees drive the scumblers around the hive? Marlowe said: 'Ignavum fucos pecusa presepibus arcent①. '" Gao Kangda replied: "It is true that the cloak of a priest invites contempt, insult, and curses from the world, as the wind called Sethias brings clouds. But chiefly, because they Live on the dung of the world, and by dung I mean the sins of man. People take them as dung eaters and throw them in the back corner, that is to say, in their churches and monasteries, and the outside world It's like telling the toilet to leave the house. If you understand why a monkey is always being teased and bullied by others, you can understand why everyone, young and old, hate priests. Monkeys don't guard their homes like dogs; they don't like cows. It can also pull a plow; it does not produce wool and goat milk like a sheep; it does not pack things like a horse. It can only shit and cause trouble, which is why everyone bullies it and beats it. The same is true for priests ( I'm talking about the idle priests) who neither tilled the land like farmers, nor defended their lands like warriors, nor healed like doctors, nor taught and disciplined like learned missionaries and educators Not even the merchants who bring the necessary commodities and goods to the country. That is why the priests are reprimanded and loathed by everyone."

"Having said that," said Gao Langgujie, "they still prayed for us." Gao Kangda said: "That's all fake. They only ring the bell and make the neighbors uneasy." The monk interjected, "However, if the clock is struck well for a Mass, or morning or evening classes, then it is half done." "They murmur a great number of holy-historical hymns that they do not even understand; they count endless patenostres, interspersed with Ave Mariaz, but they don't think about it and don't understand it. I call this irony God, not chanting. If you really pray for us, instead of worrying about losing your bread and soup, that's good, it's worthy of God's blessing. All true believers, regardless of profession, regardless of region, at any time Everyone can pray to God, and the Holy Spirit will convey it to them, and let God bless them. This is the case with our lovely Friar John. Everyone likes to be with him. Disgusting; straightforward, vivacious, thoughtful, approachable, loving and laboring, protecting the oppressed, comforting the afflicted, aiding those in need, and defending the convent."

The monk said: "And that's not all. When I'm reading morning lessons and doing memorial service with everyone, I can also make bowstrings, sharpen spear points and arrowheads, weave rabbit nets and buckle bags. I don't even have Latin: "They drive the lazy scumblers far from their hives. "See the first sixty-eight lines of Chapter Four of Virgil's "Agricultural Poems". Virgil's full name is: Pobleus Vigililius Marlowe. ② "Sesias" is a kind of southeast wind. For this statement, see Chapter 22 of the second volume of "Attica Night" by Olus Galias.Aristotle also said that the "Saithias" wind will not blow the clouds away, but only bring them back.

① Latin: "In heaven we wait for the Father," the first sentence of "Our Father". ② Latin, the first sentence of "Ave Maria", originally transliterated: "Aphrodite, Mary", later changed: "Hail, Mary". when I am free.Hey, bring me some wine!Bring the wine!Bring me some fruit; here's chestnuts from the Ester Rock Forest; and a good new wine, and it's a good fart after you eat it.You don't drink much yet.By God, I can drink with anyone, like a horse that doesn't pick a horse. " Jim Nast said: "Friar John, wipe the snot off your nose."

"Ha! Ha!" The monk laughed, "The water is up to his nose, isn't he about to drown? no no. Quare? Quia? .②, the water can only go out but not in, the nose has been sterilized with grape juice.Ah, my friend, whose winter boots and leathers are so good?Never leaks, just go for the oysters if you dare. " Gao Kangda said, "Why does Brother John have such a good nose?" Gao Langgujie interjected: "Because this is God's will. According to His own holy will, God will make us look like we are, just like a potter making earthen jars." Bonokrates went on to say: "Because the nose would go up, he ran first, so he got the best looking and biggest nose."

"You've got it!" said the monk. "According to the real textual research in the monastery, it was because my nurse's teats were soft. When I was suckling, my nose seemed to be sunk in the cream. Since then, it has become more and more like dough in a basin. The higher it gets, the bigger it gets. The nurse's nipples are hard, and the baby has a snub nose. Oh, comfortable! Comfortable! Ad formam nasi cognoscitur ad te levavi①? . I never eat jam, waiter, let's drink! Item②, let's barbecue! " ① Esteroquelin, in the Saint-Hermina County of the Vendée, is fertile and rich in fruit, including chestnuts in the sixteenth century.

② Latin: "Why? Because? ." ① Latin: "You can know who he is by looking at his nose. I just need to 'raise my eyes to you'." For the second half of the sentence, see the first verse of the 123rd chapter of "Old Testament? Psalms". ② Latin: "similarly".