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Rondibilis the Physician
On the road to the castle
François Rabelais
http://library.buffalo.edu/test/eastman/eastman_128.pdf
Gargantua visiting the shops.
He led them up the great staircase of the castle.
The chamber is already full of devils.
Thus went out those valiant champions on their adventure.
They came where two old women were weeping and wailing.
With this I ran away a fair gallop-rake.
How Gargantua passed the ford.
Friar John and Panurge
The Master of Ringing Island.
The monstrous physetere was slain by Pantagruel
My so good wife dead, who was the most this, the most that, that ever was in the world.
The monks knew not, in that extremity, to which of all their saints they should vow themselves.
In fine, they were all of them forced to sea, and drowned like so many rats.
He went to see the city, and was behold of everybody there with great admiration.
Bridlegoose relateth the history of the reconcilers.
Pamela Gearhart talking with a man at a gathering of people
Pamela Gearhart with people gathered at a table outside for a meal
Striking them down as a mason doth little knobs of stone.
Is there any greater pain of the teeth than when the dogs have you by the legs?
Cost what they will, cried Panurge, trade with me for one of them, paying you well.
They found the old woman sitting in a corner of her chimney.
I most humbly beseech your lanternship to lead us back.
Pamela Gearhart playing violin with her mother accompanying her at the piano
Martha Gerhart standing outside
How six hundred and threescore horsemen were very cunningly vanquished and discomfited.
Pantagruel then arose from table to visit and scour the thicket.
The furred law cats scrambling after the crowns from Panurge's purse.
He lugs out his trusty sword with both his fists, and cut the sausage in twain.
Panurge seeks the advice of Pantagruel and his friends as to whether he should marry.
Pamela Gearhart with ball outside at Chautauqua
Pamela Gearhart with ball outside at Chautauqua
Pamela Gearhart with ball outside at Chautauqua
With this accident we were all out of sorts, moping, drooping, metragrabolized, as dull as dun in the mire.
All stiff drinkers, brave fellows, and good players at ninepins.
In the middle of July, the devil came to the place aforesaid, with all his crew at his heels.
Immediately one of the girls brought him a tall-boy brimfull of extravagant wine.
He comes to Chinon, the ancient city, yea the first city in the world.
Rabelais dissecting society and writing his book.
Pamela Gearhart in boat on Lake Chautauqua
It was the pantagruelion manufactured and fashioned into a halter, and serving in the place and office of a cravat.
At another time he laid in some fair place, where the said watch was to pass, train of gunpowder.
Immediately thereafter were appointed for him seventeen thousand nine hundred and thirteen cows, to furnish him with milk.
He did swim in deep waters, on his belly, on his back, sideways with all his body, with his feet only, with one hand in the air.
I saw them, said Epistemon, 'all very busily employed in seeking of rusty pins and old nails in the kennels of the streets.
The altercation waxed hot in words ; which moved the gaping hoydens of the sottish Parisians to run from all parts thereabouts.
My hatchet, lord Jupiter, my hatchet ! only my hatchet, O Jupiter !
By sucking very much at the purses of the pleading parties, they to the suits already begot form head, feet, claws, beaks, teeth, &c.
Strip of three images: Pamela Gearhart standing outside, with a boat and an unidentified boy, and of the boat and boy
Comrades,' said Gargantua to his men, 'I hear the enemies' horse-feet ; let us rally and close here, then set forward in order, and by this means we shall be able to receive their charge, to their loss and our honour.
I saw Epictetus there most gallantly apparelled after the French fashion, sitting under a pleasant arbour, with store of handsome gentle-women, making good cheer.
Pamela Gearhart with other winners of the Kate Chase Scholarship at Chautauqua Institution
Strip of three images: two of Russell Gerhart in a boat and the 3rd of an unidentified male in the boat
Pamela Gearhart with her father Russell standing on a dock at Lake Chautauqua
Femme debout (Leoni)
Letter written by W.O.A. Langs and sent to Dr. Frances Proctor Ames, May 21, 1947
[Lecture on Herman Melville at Goddard College, April 14, 1962] / Charles Olson.
Pamela Gearhart with her violin instructor, Mischa Mischakoff
Pamela Gearhart with her violin instructor, Mischa Mischakoff
Pamela Gearhart with conductor and horn player, Edward Murphy
Pamela Gearhart with conductor and horn player, Edward Murphy
Pamela Gearhart with conductor and horn player, Edward Murphy
Stuart Shepherd
Artur Rubinstein
Russell and Martha Gerhart in boat on Lake Chautauqua
Russell and Martha Gerhart in boat on Lake Chautauqua
Russell and Martha Gerhart in boat on Lake Chautauqua
Conductors Russell Gerhart and Franco Autori sitting outside
Conductors Russell Gerhart and Franco Autori with two dogs
Conductors Russell Gerhart and Franco Autori with two dogs
1 Red, 4 Black plus X White
Irene Jessner
Pamela Gearhart in boat on Lake Chautauqua with Miller Bell Tower in background
Thomas Meyer
Soap Bubble Set
Letter written by W.O.A. Langs and sent to Dr. Frances Proctor Ames, February 18, 1947
Marjorie Lawrence
Miller Bell Tower at Lake Chautauqua
Thomas Meyer
John Charles Thomas
Louise Homer
Jonathan Williams and Thomas Meyer
Drawing of Gregor Piatigorsky
Jonathan Williams and Thomas Meyer with an unknown man seated between them
Jonathan Williams with imitation Picasso for set of Beautiful People by William Saroyan
Pamela Gearhart playing violin at Keith Junior High School, Altoona, Pennsylvania
Pamela Gearhart performing as violin soloist with the Chautauqua Institution Student Symphony Orchestra conducted by Edward Murphy
Pamela Gearhart performing as violin soloist with the Chautauqua Institution Student Symphony Orchestra conducted by Edward Murphy
Pamela Gearhart performing as violin soloist with the Chautauqua Institution Student Symphony Orchestra conducted by Edward Murphy
UB Varsity Football team play, 1947-1948 season
Drawing of Beniamino Gigli
Jonathan Williams with Thomas Meyer and an unknown person
Michael McCandless, composer with other musicians
Philip Mead at piano keyboard with Stepen Monahan writing music
Jonathan Williams and Thomas Meyer with unknown people
Herbert Janssen as Kurvenal
Jonathan Williams & Thomas Meyer