I've found the original text which uses "oison", actually the gosling, so we're both right :) . Many of the words in this text were, as usual with Rabelais, wri

I've found the original text which uses "oison", actually the gosling, so we're both right :) . Many of the words in this text were, as usual with Rabelais, written in French for the very first time. The whole text is incredibly satiating, reading it aloud naturally fills both the mouth and the belly with this incredibly coarse tongue, and provokes roaring laughter. http://mapage.noos.fr/crosin000v/Rabelais/Extraits_fr_Rabelais.html http://mapage.noos.fr/crosin000v/Rabelais/Extraits_fr_Rabela...