The Dark Ages
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Under these cir- cumstances, they thought it would be best to retire, and seek for some place where they might serve God according to their consciences, without such disturb- ances. They asked the abbot's permission ; and he not only granted it, but expressed his willingness to accom- pany them. In order to do this with perfect regularity, he took six of them with him to Lyons, that he might explain the matter to the archbishop, (who was also legate of the Holy See, ) and obtain his sanction. H...e stated his wish to institute an exact practice of the rule of St. Benedict, such as he had found himself unable to produce at Molesme, which he desired per- mission to quit ; and he obtained from the archbishop letters patent, approving his design, and counselling him to persevere in his holy resolution l . Returning 1 The Archbishop says " Vos in nostra praesentia adstitisse, ac Regulse Beatissimi Benedicti, quara illic hucusque tepide ac negligenter in eodem monasterio tenueratis, arctius deinceps atque perfectius inhserere velle professes fuisse, " &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Under these cir- cumstances, they thought it would be best to retire, and seek for some place where they might serve God according to their consciences, without such disturb- ances. They asked the abbot's permission ; and he not only granted it, but expressed his willingness to accom- pany them. In order to do this with perfect regularity, he took six of them with him to Lyons, that he might explain the matter to the archbishop, (who was also legate of the Holy See, ) and obtain his sanction. H...e stated his wish to institute an exact practice of the rule of St. Benedict, such as he had found himself unable to produce at Molesme, which he desired per- mission to quit ; and he obtained from the archbishop letters patent, approving his design, and counselling him to persevere in his holy resolution l . Returning 1 The Archbishop says " Vos in nostra praesentia adstitisse, ac Regulse Beatissimi Benedicti, quara illic hucusque tepide ac negligenter in eodem monasterio tenueratis, arctius deinceps atque perfectius inhserere velle professes fuisse, " &c.
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