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Chapter 25 Because, quoth my great grandmother, repeating the words againyou have little or no nose, Sir. Sdeath! cried my great-grandfather, clapping his hand upon his nose,tis not so small as that comes to;tis a full inch longer than my fathers. Now, my great-grandfathers nose was for all the world like unto the noses of all the men, women, and children, whom Pantagruel found dwelling upon the island of Ennasin.By the way, if you would know the strange way of getting a-kin amongst so flat-nosed a peopleyou must read the book;find it out yourself, you never can. Twas shaped, Sir, like an ace of clubs. Tis a full inch, continued my grandfather, pressing up the ridge of his nose with his finger and thumb; and repeating his assertiontis a full inch longer, madam, than my fathersYou must mean your uncles, replied my great-grandmother. My great-grandfather was convinced.He untwisted the paper, and signed the article. |
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