a book of scoundrels(流浪之书)-第44章
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contempt； which has scarce its equal in the history of crime； and priest； as
he was； he proved that he did not yield to the Marquis himself in the
Rabelaisian amplitude of his vocabulary。 He brought charges against the
weird world of Presles with an insouciance and brutality which defeated
their own aim。 He described the vices of his master and the sins of the
servants in a slang which would sit more gracefully upon an idle roysterer
than upon a pious Abb
