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In addition,
Beroalde's use of "cinquieme essence" also recalls the
aichemical frame of reference in the title page of Gargantua where
Francois Rabelais' anagrammatic pseudonym, Maitre Alcofribas, is
followed in apposition by the epithet "Abstracteur de Quinte
Essence. "Crenshaw is a juicy
melon," she begins; and then proceeds to reel off a head-spinning
string of anagrammatic threats and boasts such as "I'd rend
your cares with my shears. Published in 1940
under the anagrammatic pseudonym Roger-Maxe de la Glannege, it was among
the first substantial treatments of a practice deemed abnormal and
obscene. |
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