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beautiful.itobeaservant,providedyou
anddidnotslaonthejob.asfor
loyalty,atatihefaithfulper
fornanyunpleasantduties,ithechiefvirtue
ofthefightingn.
ayoungknightthereforeoshathewould
befaithfulasaservanttogodandasaservanttohisking.
furtherre,heprosedtobegeneroustothosewhoseneed
erthanhisohathewould
behuleinhispersonalbehaviourandof
hisoplishntsandthathewouldbeafriendofall
thosedans,
heedtokillonsight.
aroundthesevoerelythetenndnts
expressedinteriddleages
ulduand,theredevelopedaplicatedsystef
nnersandoutodel
theiropleofthoseheroesofarthurs
roundtableandcharlegofthetroubadours
hadtoldthendofyouyreadinnydelightful
bookseratedattheendofthisvolu.
theyhopedthattheyghtproveasbraveaslaand
asfaithfulasroland.theycarriedtheelveshdignity
andtheyspokecarefulandgraciousightbe
khecutoftheirat
orthesizeoftheirpurse.
inthiseaschoolofthose
goodnnersaery.chivalry
catoanurtesyandthefeudalcastleshohe
restoftheclothestooeat,hooask
aladyforadahethousandalethingsof
everydaybehaviourakelifeiingand
agreeable.
likeallhuninstitutions,knighthoodedto
perishassoonasithadoutliveditsusefulness.
thecrusades,abouthechapterstells,
revivaloftrade.citiesgre.
thetoerich,hiredgoodschoolteachers
andsoonheequalsoftheknights.theiion
ofgunpoed``chevalierofhis
forradvaheuseofrariesdeitiossible
tonductabattlehthedeliicetiesofachess
touant.theknightbee
aridiculousfigure,hhisdevotiontoidealsthathadno
longeranypracticalvalue.ithatthenobledon
quixotedelanchahadbeeofthetrueknights.
afterhisdeath,histrustedsourweresold
topayhisdebts.
butsohostohavefalleninto
thehandsofanuerofn.oncarrieditduring
thehopelessdaysofvalleyfe.itheonlydefence
ofgordothepeoplewhohad
beerustedtohiscare,andstayedtoethisdeathinthe
besiegedfortressofkhartou
andiaotquitesurebutthatitprovedofinvaluable
strengthinhegreatwar.
popevs.eeror
thestrangedoubleloyaltyofthe
peopleoftheddleagesandhow
itledtoendlessquarrelsbetween
thepopesandtheholyroneerors
itisverydifficulttouandthepeopleofbygone
ages.youroyouseeeveryday,isa
steriousbeingworldofideasand
anners.iaoe
ofyrandfathersoved,
andidonotexpeeaningofie
beroftis.
theaveragenoftheddleageslivedaverysile
afullife.evenifheizen,ableto
eandgoathisownneighbourhood.
thereanuscripts.
hereandthere,asllbandofindustriousnkstaught
readingahtic.butsdhistory
andgeographylayburiedbeheruinsofgreed
ro.
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listeningtostoriesandlegends.suation,hgoes
froathertoson,isoftenslightlyiiails,but
itainfactsofhistoryhastonishing
accuracy.afterrethantothersof
indiastillfrightentheiaughtychildrenbytelli
``iskander,andiskanderisherthan
alexahegreat,edindiaintheyear330before
thebirthofchrist,butoryhaslivedthroughallthese
ages.
thepeopleoftheearlyddleagesneversaextbook
ofronhistory.theyanythings
odayknoered
thethirdgrade.buttheroneire,erelya
natoyou,sothingverychalive.they
feltit.theyhepopeastheirspiritual
leaderbecausehelivedinroandrepreseheideaof
theronsuperpoheyeful
agne,andaftertothegreat,revived
theideaofapireandan
eire,thattheightagaialwayshadbeen.
butthefactthatthereheirstothe
rontraditionplaiddle
agesinadiffiediaeval
politicalsystele.heworldly
stertheeerorlookedafterthephysicalwellbeingof
hissubjects,thespiritualsterthepopeguardedtheir
souls.
inpractice,hohe
eerorinvariablytriedtointerferehtheaffairsofthe
perorhow
heshouldrulehisdoins.theoldeaind
theirooniouslanguageandthe
iableendwaswar.
uhosecirces,hepeopletodo,
agoodchristianobeyedboththepopeandhisking.but
thepopeandtheeerories.hsideshould
adutifulsubjedanequallydutifulchristiantake
itogivetherreshe
eerorhappeobeanofenergyandly
oaniseanar,hewasvery
apttoare,besiegethepope
inhisooobey
theierialinstrusorsufferthensequences.
butrefrequentlythepop
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