Ribald Classics: The Tutor Who Taught Too Well, Alas

October, 1964

There once lived a young and innocent student named Bucciolo who, having finished a course of tedious study at Bologna and still having before him the time for some sport ere his return to Rome, asked his tutor to use what days remained in coaching him in the ways of love. "Very well," replied his seer. "You could not have chosen an angler better than I, for this is a pool in which I oft have slaked my thirst."Beginning the lessons, the professor told the student to go to a c...