Gargantua And Pantagruel
François Rabelais, Transl. Thomas Urquhart
Gargantua And Pantagruel
François Rabelais, Transl. Thomas Urquhart
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Gargantua And Pantagruel Book 4, Chapters 21-67 Summary & Analysis
Book 4: “The Fourth Book of Pantagruel”
Book 4, Chapter 21 Summary: “The storm: continued […]”
Epistemon scolds Panurge for talking about wills while he should be helping the crew. Panurge cannot stop crying.
Book 4, Chapter 22 Summary: “The storm ended”
Pantagruel spots land, and everyone’s spirit lifts. Pantagruel says he does not judge Panurge for being afraid; however, he is disappointed that Panurge refused to help during the storm. The ship will have to be repaired, lest it get shipwrecked.
Book 4, Chapter 23 Summary: “How Panurge acted the brave companion once the storm was over”
Panurge acts busy once the storm is over, saying he has plenty of courage and very little fear.
