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hisheathenishfoe,pared
totheaverageeknightillagooddealofa
untrybukin.healshtseveralnew
foodstuffs,suchaspeachesandspinachedinhis
gardenandgre.hegaveupthebarbarous
custofourandappeared
ioraditional
habitofthefolloheprophetandwereinallywo
bytheturks.ihecrusades,hhadbegunasa
punitiveexpeditionagainsttheheathen,becaaurseeneralinstruillionsofyoungeuropeans.
frolitaryandpoliticalpointofviehecrusades
andanuerofcitiesaken
andlost.adozenlittlekingdoablishedinsyria
andpalestineandasianor,buttheyonqueredby
theturksandaftertheyear1244beca
defiurkishthestatusoftheholylande
asithadbeenbefore1095.
buteuropehadundergoneagreatge.thepeopleof
thepseofthelightandthesunshine
andthebeautyoftheeast.theirdrearycastlesno
loisfiedthetheyedabroaderlife.her
.
theyfounditiies.
thediaevalcity
iddleages
saidthat``cityairisfreeair
theearlypartoftheddleageshadbeenaneraof
piandofsettlent.anehusfar
hadlivedoutsidetheountainsand
rshesan
eire,hadforceditsotheplainsofe
europeandhadtakenpossessionofstoftheland.they
less,asallpioneershavebeensihebeginningof
ti.theylikedtobe``oheycutdohe
forestsaeachothersthroatshequalenergy.
feedtoliveincities.theyinsisteduponbeing
``free,theylovedtofeelthefreshairofthehillsidesfilltheir
lungsheydrovetheirherdsacrossthepastures.
es,theypulled
upstakesandaures.
theersandtheurageous
eothewildeess
survived.inthisheydevelopedastrongraceof
n.theycaredlittlefracesoflife.theyoo
busytoplaythefiddleorepiecesofpoetry.theyhad
littlelovefordisanofthe
villageandbeforetheddleofthethirteeury,alayn
ewasregardedasa``sissywas
supposedtosettleallquestionspractical
value.anaain,thefrankishbaron,
thenorthndukeoresandtitlesoccupied
theirshareoftheterritoryof
thegreatroneireandangtheruinsofpastglory,
theybuiltaghtily
andheynsideredquiteperfect.
theyheaffairsoftheircastleandthesurrounding
untrytothebestoftheirability.theyhful
tothendntsofthechurchasanyortaluld
hopetobe.theyperor
tokeepongoodterhthosedistantbutalwaysdangerous
potentates.inshort,theytriedthtandtobe
fairtotheieighbourshoutbeilyunfairtotheir
oerests.
itselves.
thegreaterpartofthepeople
handsuchapartofthesoiluponhey
livedastheablestheyshared.their
fateparticularlyhappynorparticularly
unhappy.butodothegoodlordwhoruled
theiddleageshadundoubtedlyorderedeverything
forthebest.ifhe,inhis,haddecidedthat
therestbebothknightsandserfs,itthedutyof
thesefaithfulsonsoftheent.
theserfsthereforedidnotplainbutheyoo
harddrivelefed
andstabledintherightethingily
doobettertheirndition.butiftheprogressofthe
aster,wewould
stillbelivingafterthefashionofthethtury,saying
``abracadabrariedtostopatoothache,andfeeling
adeepandhatredforthedentistohelp
usostlikelydan
orheathenishinandthereforebothkedanduseless.
whenyougroanypeopledo
notbelievein``progressandtheyoyoubythe
terribledeedsofsoofouroporariesthat``the
ge.butihopethatyoupay
chattentiontosuchtalk.yousee,ittookouraors
alstalliooleahooheirhindlegs.
otherallikegrunts
developedintoaandablelanguage.i
ofpreservingourideasforthebeoffuturegeions,
houtedonlyfour
thousandyearsago.theideaoftuingtheforcesofnature
intotheobedientservantsofnenehedaysof
yourosto,therefore,thatweare
kingprogressatanunheardofrateofspeed.perhapswe
havepaidalittletooerephysicalforts
oflife.thateandwe
shallthenattasrelatedtohealth
andtobinganderyingeneral.
butpleasedooosentintalaboutthe``goodold
days.nypeoplehebeautifulchurchesand
thegreatiddleageshaveleftbehind
gropareouroion
ellsofbackfiring
tortruckshthecitiesofathousandyearsago.
butthesediaevalchurcheswereinvariablysurroundedby
serablehovelsparedtoodetehouse
standsforthasaluxuriouspalace.itistruethatthenoble
laandtheequallynobleparsifal,thepureyounghero
insearchoftheholygrail,botheredby
theasoline.
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