However he was a very worthy man. He led a joyous cardinal’s life; was wont to make merry with wine from the royal vintage of Challuau; did not detest Richard-la-Gamoise and Thomas-la-Saillarde, gave alms to pretty girls rather than old women and for all those reasons was in great favour with the populace of Paris. He was always went surrounded by a little court of bishops and abbots of high degree, gallant, jovial, and fond of good eating….
Victor Hugo, “The Hunchback of Notre Dame
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