ledouble

Updated: August 23, 2026

'If the description by Xenomanes, he said, 'is more learned and richer in unusual and choice expressions, the description of Putois greatly surpasses it in clarity and simplicity of style. He held this opinion because Doctor Ledouble, of Tours, had not yet explained chapters thirty, thirty-one, and thirty-two of the fourth book of Rabelais." "I do not understand at all," said Pauline.

Anatole France - Putois: 1907