sed si tecta negant ut occupata, perge ad limina mox episcoporum, sancti et Gallicini manu osculata tecti posce brevis vacationem, ne, si destituor domo negata, maerens ad madidas eam tabernas et claudens geminas subinde nares propter fumificas gemam culinas, qua serpylliferis olet catinis bacas per geminas ruber botellus ollarum aut nebulae vapore iuncto fumant cum crepitantibus patellis.
But if these refuse me their shelter as being already booked, go next to the doors of the bishops, and kissing the hand of the holy Gallicinus, beg him to spare me a tiny room, lest if I am stranded by the refusal of a home I should have to go sorrowfully to damp inns and groan again and again as I stop both nostrils by reason of the many smoky kitchens where, in dishes garnished with thyme, the red sausage exhales odours amid the twin berries, or where clouds of smoke mixed with steam of pots rise up amid the clattering of plates.
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