Chapter 134 Chapter Thirty-eight

What did Paganuel and Panurge say about Trible Panuge said: "Speak with my soul, I am willing to do as you say! I seem to feel that my large intestine is much looser, and it used to be tight. Just like we choose the wisest person to deal with it. As with national affairs, I agree to find someone who is completely crazy to decide my problems." "I think Tribley is mad enough," said Panagure, to which Panurge replied: "A complete, 100 percent lunatic." Grande Guay: "A doomed madman." Banurge: "A superior madman." Grande Guay: "A born madman."

Banuzhi: "A lunatic who is just right." Paguguai: "A lunatic rarely seen in the sky." Banurge: "A lunatic remaining underground." Paganuel: "A Jovian madman." Panurge: "A joyful, playful madman." Paguguay: "A madman of the Malguri type." Banurge: "A cheerful, amusing madman." Paganuel: "A madman from the moon." Panurge: "A madman with a drunken nose." Panagure: "A madman from a planet." Banurge: "A madman with a pom-pom." Grande Guai: "A queer lunatic." Banurge: "A madman with a bell."

Panagure: "A lunatic in the Juno style of the ether." Banu Day: "A lunatic who loves to laugh and lust." ? .① Paguguai said: "In ancient times, people called the Roman Quilinus Festival 'Madman's Day'②. If it makes sense, Tribley Festival should be established in France today." Banuge said: "If all the lunatics wore buttocks, they would be smooth." Paguguay said: "If the mad god, the husband of Fatuya, whom we have talked about, exists, his father must be Bonadies, and his grandmother must be the god of mercy." Banuge said: "If all the lunatics walk around, even though Trible's legs are bent, they can cross a 'twaz' with each step. Let's go to him quickly, and we will definitely hear Brilliant insight, and I'm ready to listen."

"I would like to hear what Bridevar has to say," said Paiguguet. "Send Gabalin to Blois while I'm crossing the Loire to Millange and send for Tribley." .” ① "Jupiterian", the original text Jovial, can also explain "humorous". ① The two sang together, and each uttered a hundred and four sentences, which were too obscene, so they were not translated one by one. ② "Madman's Festival" (Stultorum festa) is held on February 17 every year, see lines 513-532 of the second volume of Ovid's "Festivals". ③ Fatuya: The mad goddess in mythology.

④ Latin, meaning "good morning, hello".Ancient Greece had this god. ⑤ "The God of Mercy", there is this God in Italy. ⑥ Raise both feet simultaneously. ⑦ Blois: The suburb of the capital where the king was resident at that time, the birthplace of Trible. So Gabalin set off immediately.Pagnaguel led his servants, together with Banurge, Abesdemon, Bonocrat, Brother John, Jimnast, Risotamo and others, set off towards Millange.