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Apr. 21st, 2006 05:51 pmYet another benefit of my liberal arts education! (They happen so infrequently that I feel moved to remark upon 'em when they happen. Take that for what you will...)
From Geoffrey Chaucer Hath a Blog:
-The dog-maysteres Tale: the dog-mayster (talle, curtel of greene), his dogge, and his companiounes do fynde an olde wool-quaye that semeth to be havnted by a foule spectre – one of them has those fancie new eye-lenses, the which she doth frequentli misplace – eventuallie they fynde that yt is John Gowere who maketh the appearaunce and similitude of a hauntynge in ordre to kepe the quaye closid, for he disliketh the noyse of woole shipmentes when he writeth hys lame poemes. They do counfounde hys plannes and he sayth “Cest conseil avreit eu success, si non pur l’interference de voz jeuenez meddleurs!”
It's Scooby-Do. I don't read or speak French, but that bit at the end is clearly "I would have gotten away with it, too, if it hadn't been for those meddling kids!" or similar. It's what the bad guy says at the end of a Scooby-Do episode.
From Geoffrey Chaucer Hath a Blog:
-The dog-maysteres Tale: the dog-mayster (talle, curtel of greene), his dogge, and his companiounes do fynde an olde wool-quaye that semeth to be havnted by a foule spectre – one of them has those fancie new eye-lenses, the which she doth frequentli misplace – eventuallie they fynde that yt is John Gowere who maketh the appearaunce and similitude of a hauntynge in ordre to kepe the quaye closid, for he disliketh the noyse of woole shipmentes when he writeth hys lame poemes. They do counfounde hys plannes and he sayth “Cest conseil avreit eu success, si non pur l’interference de voz jeuenez meddleurs!”
It's Scooby-Do. I don't read or speak French, but that bit at the end is clearly "I would have gotten away with it, too, if it hadn't been for those meddling kids!" or similar. It's what the bad guy says at the end of a Scooby-Do episode.