Parson takes a drink of liquor during the sermon. (Cf. X111.13.)

Motif

Parson takes a drink of liquor during the sermon. (Cf. X111.13.)

Humor. · Humor of social classes. · Humor dealing with professions. · Jokes on parsons. · view the constellation · filed as X445.1

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general *Type 1827.

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Filed under Parson refreshes himself during the sermon.

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Parson takes a chew of tobacco during the sermon

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The deaf bishop. The drunken priest says, "In the morning I take a drink of rum and afterwards four or five little drinks."

Carried in tale types

'You Shall See me a Little While Longer · ATU 18271 recorded variant

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