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    Lou catounet gascoun
    Lou catounet gascoun
    Lou catounet gascoun
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    Lou catounet gascoun

    By Guillaume Ader

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArchive Classics
    Release dateNov 25, 2013
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      Lou catounet gascoun - Guillaume Ader

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      Lou Catounet Gascoun.

      Si nou soui escriut à ta guise,

      E si nou parli coum tu bos,

      Hem coũte bouilles la camiso,

      Mes lechem lou mesot en l’os.

      A

      TRES-AVNORAT

      SEIGNOV NOBLE MIQVEV

      Destarac Marestaing, Bisconte de Cogou-

      tés, Baron de las Baronies de Fontarailles,

      Marestaing, Corrensan, & autres locs, Ca-

      pitani de cinquante omes d’armes de las

      ordonnances deu Rey, soun Counseillé,

      Senechau, & Goubernadou de las Coun-

      tats D’armaignac, & de la Ylle Iourdan.

      OV Catounet Mousseigne, apres auë courrut la Grecie dab lous sept Sages, l’Italie dab Catoun lou bieil, l’Aspagne dab Berin, la France dab Pibrac, s’en ba

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