Chapter 27. How Pantagruel Set Up One Trophy In Memorial Of Their Valour, And Panurge Another In Remembrance Of The Hares. How Pantagruel Likewise With His Farts Begat Little Men, And With His Fisgs Little Women; And How Panurge Broke A Great Staff Over Two Glasses
Before we depart hence, said Pantagruel, in remembrance of the exploit that you have now performed I will in this place erect a fair trophy. Then every man amongst them, with great joy and fine little country songs, set up a huge big post, whereunto they hanged a great cuirassier saddle, the fronstal of a barbed horse, bridle-bosses, pulley-pieces for the knees, stirrup-leathers, spurs, stirrups, a coat of mail, a corslet tempered with steel, a battle-axe, a strong, short, and sharp horseman's sword, a gauntlet, a horseman's ma
