Two unequal parts, but ...

Two unequal parts, but a jubilant together. If half of the book is frankly bawdy, in a language close to that of the Middle Ages, and raise smiles and fun, the second, however, is a little boring, it is lost in the letters of two lovers and Monastic adventures along the outrageous caricature. The whole forms a book that, if he did not remain in the classics, still reads with pleasure. .