Note 103 — Chapter V · THE HUSBAND AND THE VARIOUS WAYS OF SLIPPING HIS YOKE
George Herbert Ely translation
Il se commence à soucyer Et à chagrin s’associer. Il plaint la teste, puis les dents, Et a les oreilles pendans Ne plus ne moins comme un lymier. —R. de Collérye.
[He begins to fume and fret, Becomes sworn brother to regret; Headache, toothache he bemoans, Chapfallen he sighs and groans.]