Canterbury
Canterbury
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Once for all let us abandon the too common idea that the ** religious " led an existence of laziness, and frequently of over-indulgence in the good things of the world from which to so great an extent they had taken a vow of abstinence.
Of the church we have already written sufficient.
The building of next importance was always the cloisters, which usually stood to the south of the church, so securing a shelter from cold winds — necessary, indeed, in our climate. Here let us turn Digitized by G...oogle 70 CANTERBURY aside for a moment ; recall, such of us as can do so, Magdalen College, Oxford, with its chapel, cloisters, hall, and buttery, then we can conjure up at once a general idea of a great monastic establishment.
Returning to Canterbury, we find the cloisters nestling on the north side of .the church, so situate on account of pressing reasons of space. After the church, after opus dei, the life of a monk may be said to have centred in the cloister. Hare the novices and junior monks ^^ learned their lessons,** which were many and arduous; here the elders put those lessons into daily practice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once for all let us abandon the too common idea that the ** religious " led an existence of laziness, and frequently of over-indulgence in the good things of the world from which to so great an extent they had taken a vow of abstinence.
Of the church we have already written sufficient.
The building of next importance was always the cloisters, which usually stood to the south of the church, so securing a shelter from cold winds — necessary, indeed, in our climate. Here let us turn Digitized by G...oogle 70 CANTERBURY aside for a moment ; recall, such of us as can do so, Magdalen College, Oxford, with its chapel, cloisters, hall, and buttery, then we can conjure up at once a general idea of a great monastic establishment.
Returning to Canterbury, we find the cloisters nestling on the north side of .the church, so situate on account of pressing reasons of space. After the church, after opus dei, the life of a monk may be said to have centred in the cloister. Hare the novices and junior monks ^^ learned their lessons,** which were many and arduous; here the elders put those lessons into daily practice.
What to read after Canterbury?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shore, W. Teignmouth (William Teignmouth), 1865-1932 to read onlineMoreLess
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