A book About Travelling Past And Present
A book About Travelling Past And Present
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It is part of the legal obligation on all innkeepers and under this designation are included all who offer, whether by sign or otherwise to supply food, drink, and lodging to travellers or other persons to keep open house to all comers, without distinction, if they are able to pay their way, and are not drunk, disorderly, or ill of infectious disease. This obligation would appear to have been frequently disregarded, as for instance in the case described by Pastor Moritz, but it is one which an ...innkeeper is bound to regard to the full extent of the accommo- dation of his house. This was a general and well-understood obli- gation but very little appears to have been granted by the law in favour of the innkeeper in return for such a burden.
One of the most curious provi- sions of this kind, giving the innkeeper a kind of monopoly in return for his obligation under the common law, is found in the reign of James I. Of Scotland, by whom private persons travelling were prohibited from lodging with friends, or anywhere except in the public hostelries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is part of the legal obligation on all innkeepers and under this designation are included all who offer, whether by sign or otherwise to supply food, drink, and lodging to travellers or other persons to keep open house to all comers, without distinction, if they are able to pay their way, and are not drunk, disorderly, or ill of infectious disease. This obligation would appear to have been frequently disregarded, as for instance in the case described by Pastor Moritz, but it is one which an ...innkeeper is bound to regard to the full extent of the accommo- dation of his house. This was a general and well-understood obli- gation but very little appears to have been granted by the law in favour of the innkeeper in return for such a burden.
One of the most curious provi- sions of this kind, giving the innkeeper a kind of monopoly in return for his obligation under the common law, is found in the reign of James I. Of Scotland, by whom private persons travelling were prohibited from lodging with friends, or anywhere except in the public hostelries.
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