When Grangousier saw her, Here is, said he, what is fit to carry my son to Paris.

So now, in the name of God, all will be well.

He will in times coming be a great scholar.

If it were not, my masters, for the beasts, we should live like clerks.

The next morning--after they had drunk, you must understand--they took their journey; Gargantua, his pedagogue Ponocrates, and his train, and with them Eudemon, the young page.