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Lives of Fair and Gallant Ladies. Vol 2

Note 131 — SEVENTH DISCOURSE[84*] (continued 4)

A. R. (Alfred Richard) Allinson translation

P. 314:

◆According to Rabelais, poultre (filly) is the name given to a mare that has never been leapt. So Bussy was not speaking with strict accuracy in using the term in this case.

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