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Naught have ye by way of proof of your slander but the talk of Jean Bernier, a scurrilous, starveling apothecary, who put forth his fables in 1697, a century and a half after Maître Françoys died.

But for thee, Master Françoys, thou art not well liked in this island of ours, where the Coqcigrues are abundant, very fierce, cruel, and tyrannical.

There’s Fielding to lap one in currents of mirth; There’s Herrick to sing of a flower or a fay; Or good Maître Françoys to bring one to earth, If Shelley or Coleridge have snatched one away: There’s Müller on Speech, there is Gurney on Spooks, There is Tylor on Totems, there’s all sorts of Books.

Bordier has gathered in his "Chansonnier Huguenot." No little value belongs, also, to certain contemporary journals of occurrences given to the world under the titles of "Journal d'un Bourgeois de Paris sous le règne de François Ier," "Cronique du Roy Françoys, premier de ce nom," "Journal d'un curé ligueur de Paris sous les trois derniers Valois (Jehan de la Fosse)," "Journal de Jean Glaumeau de Bourges," etc.

See also Cronique du Roy Françoys I^er, 113-121.] [Footnote 351: "En sorte que si un des bras de mon corps estoit infecté de cette farine, je le vouldrois coupper; et si mes enfans en estoient entachez, je les vouldrois immoler." Voltaire (Hist.