Illustrations of Chaucers England
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And thus clerks lose all hope of being advanced by their clergy, and all inclination to learn ; and for the same cause, parents cease to send their children to the schools. . . .
Be it considered, that God has committed His sheep to our Holy Father to be fed, not to be shorn. . . .
And be it remembered for the common profit that the Pope's collector, who is an alien, and of the obedience of France, and also many other open enemies, and spies of the secret matters of this realm, stay continually... in the 'City of London, and have their procurators and spies, Englishmen, Lombards, and others, throughout the country to spy out the vacancies of benefices, sending ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIKS 191 word thereof continually by letter to the court of Rome ; . . . And also they send certain intelligence of the secrets of the realm.
. . . And the said collector is receiver of the Pope's money, keeping a great household in London, with clerks and officials, just as though it were the dwelling of a prince or duke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And thus clerks lose all hope of being advanced by their clergy, and all inclination to learn ; and for the same cause, parents cease to send their children to the schools. . . .
Be it considered, that God has committed His sheep to our Holy Father to be fed, not to be shorn. . . .
And be it remembered for the common profit that the Pope's collector, who is an alien, and of the obedience of France, and also many other open enemies, and spies of the secret matters of this realm, stay continually... in the 'City of London, and have their procurators and spies, Englishmen, Lombards, and others, throughout the country to spy out the vacancies of benefices, sending ECCLESIASTICAL AFFAIKS 191 word thereof continually by letter to the court of Rome ; . . . And also they send certain intelligence of the secrets of the realm.
. . . And the said collector is receiver of the Pope's money, keeping a great household in London, with clerks and officials, just as though it were the dwelling of a prince or duke.
What to read after Illustrations of Chaucers England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Hughes to read onlineMoreLess
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