The Story of the Middle Ages
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Back of him is another cloth-merchant's shop; and next to this is a money-changer's table, where a group of people are having money weighed to see that there is no cheating in the payment. Beyond this is an elevated stage, on which a company of tumblers anO jugglers are performing, with a crowd of people about LIFE OF THE VILLAGE AND TOWN. 169 them. In the background we see some tall-roofed houses, topped with turrets, and beyond these we can just make out the spire of a church rising- to the s...ky.
This is indeed a busy scene ; and it is a picture which we may carry away with us. It well shows the energy and the activity which, during the later Middle Ages, made the towns the starting-place for so many impor- tant movements.
I70 THE SruUV OF THE MID DEE AGES, XVI Life of the Monastery.
IN the last two chapters we have studied the life of the castle, of the village, and of the town. We must now see what the life of the monastery was like.
In the Middle Ages men thought that storms and lightning, famine and sickness, were signs of the wrath of God, or were the work of evil spirits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Back of him is another cloth-merchant's shop; and next to this is a money-changer's table, where a group of people are having money weighed to see that there is no cheating in the payment. Beyond this is an elevated stage, on which a company of tumblers anO jugglers are performing, with a crowd of people about LIFE OF THE VILLAGE AND TOWN. 169 them. In the background we see some tall-roofed houses, topped with turrets, and beyond these we can just make out the spire of a church rising- to the s...ky.
This is indeed a busy scene ; and it is a picture which we may carry away with us. It well shows the energy and the activity which, during the later Middle Ages, made the towns the starting-place for so many impor- tant movements.
I70 THE SruUV OF THE MID DEE AGES, XVI Life of the Monastery.
IN the last two chapters we have studied the life of the castle, of the village, and of the town. We must now see what the life of the monastery was like.
In the Middle Ages men thought that storms and lightning, famine and sickness, were signs of the wrath of God, or were the work of evil spirits.
What to read after The Story of the Middle Ages?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harding, Samuel Bannister, 1866-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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