Matilda, Countess of Tuscany
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From the herbs which were collected and carefully dried by Matilda and her attendants, were extracted the medicinal properties afterwards used for the sick. In those far-off times no brougham rolled lightly over the roads conveying physicians to their paitients ; many of the modern alleviations of pain were then unknown, and ' It was not until a hundred and fifty years after Matilda's death that Dante, the sublime poet, who drew his first breath in Florence, imparted to his native tongue " that... grandeur and majesty" by which he has for ever enriched it. " The literary language is spoken with the greatest purity by the educated classes in Tuscany, and a proverb declares the best Italian to be the language of Tuscany with the pronunciation of Eome ('La lingua Tuscana in bocca Eomana')." 107 Matilda, suffering was borne with a resignation and fortitude that was martyr-like in its intensity. There were no public hospitals for the reception of the sick, who were generally tended by their own friends or neighbours, or placed under the care of religious orders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the herbs which were collected and carefully dried by Matilda and her attendants, were extracted the medicinal properties afterwards used for the sick. In those far-off times no brougham rolled lightly over the roads conveying physicians to their paitients ; many of the modern alleviations of pain were then unknown, and ' It was not until a hundred and fifty years after Matilda's death that Dante, the sublime poet, who drew his first breath in Florence, imparted to his native tongue " that... grandeur and majesty" by which he has for ever enriched it. " The literary language is spoken with the greatest purity by the educated classes in Tuscany, and a proverb declares the best Italian to be the language of Tuscany with the pronunciation of Eome ('La lingua Tuscana in bocca Eomana')." 107 Matilda, suffering was borne with a resignation and fortitude that was martyr-like in its intensity. There were no public hospitals for the reception of the sick, who were generally tended by their own friends or neighbours, or placed under the care of religious orders.
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