In "Third Day, First Story," there is the line:
"As Masetto worked day after day, the nuns began to pester him and to make fun of him... and the abbess thought little or nothing about it, perhaps because she thought that he was as much without a tail up front as he was without a tongue in his mouth."
In Boccaccio's Decameron, what does this line mean? Thank you.?
2016-10-27 7:37 pm
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2016-10-27 7:42 pm
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