Among the items that he uses to wipe his bum, the following are included:
- A lady's velvet mask
- A lady's hood
- A lady's neckerchief
- Some earflaps of crimson satin
- A page's bonnet, all feathered in the Swiss fashion
- A March-born cat
- His Mother's gloves, well scented with maljamin
- Sage
- Fennel
- Anise
- Marjoram
- Roses
- Gourd Leaves
- Cabbage
- Beets
- Vineshoots
- Marsh-mallow
- Mullein (a tall herb with coarse leaves), which is as red as your bum
- Lettuces
- Spinach-leaves
- Dog's Mercury
- Persicaria
- Nettles
- Comfrey
- His Codpiece
- The Sheets
- The Coverlet
- The Curtains
- A Cushion
- The Hangings
- A Green Cloth
- A Table-cloth
- A Napkin
- A Handkerchief
- An Overall
- Hay
- Straw
- Litter
- Cow's Hair
- Wool
- Paper
- A Kerchief (again)
- A Pillow
- A Slipper
- A Game-bag
- A Basket
- A Smooth Hat
- A Velvety Hat
- A Hat Of Taffeta
- A Hat Of Satin
- A Shaggy Hat, which he though the best
- A Hen
- A Cock
- A Chicken
- A Calf's Skin
- A Hare
- A Pigeon
- A Cormorant
- A Lawyer's Bag
- A Penitent's Hood
- A Coif (a padded chain-mail hood)
- An Otter
- A Well-downed Goose
...there were a lot of turdy gilt spangles on them, and they took all the skin off my bottom. May St. Anthony's fire burn the bum-gut of the goldsmith who made them and of the lady who wore them!As for paper, it left him less than satisfied with the results:
Who his foul bum with paper wipes will on his ballocks leave some chips.But it is the last option, the well-downed goose, that left him most satisfied:
But to conclude, I say and maintain that there is no arse-wiper like a well-downed goose, if you hold her neck between your legs. You must take my word for it, you really must. You get a miraculous sensation in your arse-hole, both from the softness of the down and from the temperate heat of the goose herself; and this is easily communicated to the bum-gut and the rest.
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