The name comes from Guignol, a character in the french version of the punch and judy puppet shows.

这个名字来自Guignol 他是法国版的《潘趣和朱迪》木偶戏中的一个角色。

But she had been obliged to buy him some gingerbread and a little spade, and then take him to see Punch and Judy, and all that had cost twenty-nine sous.

但她不得不给他买了一些姜饼和一把小铲子， 然后带他去看潘趣和朱蒂， 所有这些花了二十九苏。

Actually, I think morris dancing is a bit strange – you put bells on your legs and dance around so that the bells ring – and Punch and Judy shows send pretty bad messages to children.

事实上，我认为莫里斯舞有点奇怪——你把铃铛放在腿上，然后跳舞，铃铛就会响——而《潘趣》和《朱迪》节目给孩子们传递了非常糟糕的信息。

By the way, I should say here that, although these are parts of 'traditional' English culture, I have only seen morris dancing a few times, and I have never seen a Punch and Judy show in real life.

顺便说一句，我在这里要说的是，虽然这些都是“传统”英国文化的一部分，但我只看过几次莫里斯的舞蹈，而在现实生活中我从未看过潘趣和朱迪的表演。

And to do the valley as an incidental accompaniment to puppets or a Punch and Judy might be productive of copy but was a little infra dig in one whose holding in the Open Air was of almost proprietorial dimensions.

将山谷作为木偶或 Punch and Judy 的附带伴奏可能会产生复制效果，但对于一个在露天拥有几乎专有规模的人来说，这有点红外线挖掘。