A book of the Wye
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To the south of the main Cloister was the kitchen, and beside it the monks' Refectory, with pantry and warming-house. Then in the south-east corner the monks' Dormitory, with over it the Novices' Lodging. To the east of the main Cloister was the Chapter House, and then the Library against the north transept of the church. A little way off, to the south-east of the church, was the Infirmary in its garden.
Such was the church and monastery of Tintern. It stood there as a witness of the immanence ...of God, an outpost of the spiritual world for all who passed by to see, to render them aid and comfort in their trouble, to refresh them with food and TO TINTERN 267 music, to lift up their hearts with the incomparable Latin Offices, and to give them rest when they were weary. Yet it stood there not only or even chiefly in the service of man, but in the service of God. When the last abbot, Richard Wyche, was expelled and the monastery suppressed, there were but thirteen monks in the place ; it was one of the lesser monasteries, and I do not suppose at any time there can have been many more than this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To the south of the main Cloister was the kitchen, and beside it the monks' Refectory, with pantry and warming-house. Then in the south-east corner the monks' Dormitory, with over it the Novices' Lodging. To the east of the main Cloister was the Chapter House, and then the Library against the north transept of the church. A little way off, to the south-east of the church, was the Infirmary in its garden.
Such was the church and monastery of Tintern. It stood there as a witness of the immanence ...of God, an outpost of the spiritual world for all who passed by to see, to render them aid and comfort in their trouble, to refresh them with food and TO TINTERN 267 music, to lift up their hearts with the incomparable Latin Offices, and to give them rest when they were weary. Yet it stood there not only or even chiefly in the service of man, but in the service of God. When the last abbot, Richard Wyche, was expelled and the monastery suppressed, there were but thirteen monks in the place ; it was one of the lesser monasteries, and I do not suppose at any time there can have been many more than this.
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