The Conversion of Europe
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For a tradition relating to a thus, " Mansuetus episcopus Britan- Bishop Mansuetus of Toul see above, norum interfui et subscripei" See p. 175.
FRANCE 203 methods of work, we can at least form some conception Difficui- of the diflBculties which they had to encounter. whichmiB^- At the period when their missionary labours wereJo°^"f accompUshed the greater part of France, and indeed ^^^^"^^^ the greater part of Europe, consisted of forests inhabited by numerous wild beasts, infested, in many dis...tricts, by still fiercer brigands, and as difl&cult to traverse as is any Central African forest to-day. " To plunge into these terrible forests, to encoimter these monstrous animals . . . required a courage of which nothing in the existing world can give us an idea. . . . The monk attacked these gloomy woods without arms, without stifficient implements, and often without a single com- panion. . . . He bore with him a strength which nothing has ever sm^assed or equalled, the strength conferred by faith in a Uving God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a tradition relating to a thus, " Mansuetus episcopus Britan- Bishop Mansuetus of Toul see above, norum interfui et subscripei" See p. 175.
FRANCE 203 methods of work, we can at least form some conception Difficui- of the diflBculties which they had to encounter. whichmiB^- At the period when their missionary labours wereJo°^"f accompUshed the greater part of France, and indeed ^^^^"^^^ the greater part of Europe, consisted of forests inhabited by numerous wild beasts, infested, in many dis...tricts, by still fiercer brigands, and as difl&cult to traverse as is any Central African forest to-day. " To plunge into these terrible forests, to encoimter these monstrous animals . . . required a courage of which nothing in the existing world can give us an idea. . . . The monk attacked these gloomy woods without arms, without stifficient implements, and often without a single com- panion. . . . He bore with him a strength which nothing has ever sm^assed or equalled, the strength conferred by faith in a Uving God.
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