Translated : They have the texts in their favor; said he: Ils ont les textes pour eux; disait-il, j'en suis faché pour les textes.

Ils ont les textes pour eux; disait-il, j'en suis faché pour les textes. — Translated : They have the texts in their favor; said he

Ils ont les textes pour eux; disait-il, j'en suis faché pour les textes.

Translated : They have the texts in their favor; said he

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