A young woman complains to Kuma that her elderly husband is not able to extinguish the flame of her love passion. Kuma advises her to seek solace on the side and have a lover. Their conversation is overheard by a monk, brother Hilbert, a libertine and voluptuous. He offers his old wife his services and assures her that she will not regret if she agrees to make an appointment with him. She invites him the next day, when her husband leaves for the bazaar. The monk arrives at the appointed hour, but the old man suddenly returns for the bag. The wife hides her brother Hilbert under the chest of drawers, and he lies on the very bag the old man returned behind. Taking the monk's pants hanging on a nail for a bag, he takes them and leaves. The frightened monk also wants to leave, but discovers the loss of his pants. The wife is desperate, she does not know what to do, and goes for advice to the coup. She reassures her and says that she can circle her husband around the finger. Meeting a furious old man, she convinces him that the pants that he found in his house are a shrine, because they were worn by St. Francis. Women with infertility rub their abdomen and hips before lying with their spouse. Kuma assures the jealous that only thanks to these trousers, which brother Hilbert kindly delivered from the monastery, his wife became pregnant. The old man believes kuma and regrets that he suspected his wife of treason. Brother Gilber comes for his pants and after prayer allows the spouses to kiss the shrine.

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