Westminster
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But to be actually- immured ; to sit for the rest of life in a narrow cell with a narrow grating for light and air and conversa- tion ; without fire or candle; alone day and night, in good or bad weather, without hearing a voice or speak- ing with anyone; unwashed, uncombed, in rags and cold and misery — this could never come to be regarded as a trade or calling by which to make one's livelihood.
Of the Ankret's sincerity we can scarcely entertain a doubt.
MONK OF THE ORDER OF ST. BENEDICT.
THE... ABBEY— I. 135 The following extracts from an unpublished chronicle by a nameless Brother may illustrate the Service of Consecration of an Ankret. The date appears to have been about the begiiming of the reign of Henry IV.
It will be observed that the practice of whispering or singing news, gossip, and scandal instead of the appointed Psalms was practiced at Westminster.
"After the singing of Mattins, on the morning of St.
Thomas' or Mumping Day, when the Brethren began the Lauds for the Dead, it was whispered abroad that the Abbey Ankret was dead at last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But to be actually- immured ; to sit for the rest of life in a narrow cell with a narrow grating for light and air and conversa- tion ; without fire or candle; alone day and night, in good or bad weather, without hearing a voice or speak- ing with anyone; unwashed, uncombed, in rags and cold and misery — this could never come to be regarded as a trade or calling by which to make one's livelihood.
Of the Ankret's sincerity we can scarcely entertain a doubt.
MONK OF THE ORDER OF ST. BENEDICT.
THE... ABBEY— I. 135 The following extracts from an unpublished chronicle by a nameless Brother may illustrate the Service of Consecration of an Ankret. The date appears to have been about the begiiming of the reign of Henry IV.
It will be observed that the practice of whispering or singing news, gossip, and scandal instead of the appointed Psalms was practiced at Westminster.
"After the singing of Mattins, on the morning of St.
Thomas' or Mumping Day, when the Brethren began the Lauds for the Dead, it was whispered abroad that the Abbey Ankret was dead at last.
What to read after Westminster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Besant Walter Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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