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toftheirability.theyhful tothendntsofthehasanyortaluld hopetobe.theyperor tokeepongoodterhthosedistantbutalwaysdangerous potentates.inshort,theytriedthtandtobe fairtotheieighbourshoutbeilyunfairtotheir oerests. itselves. thegreaterpartofthepeople handsuchapartofthesoiluponhey livedastheablestheyshared.their fateparticularlyhappynorparticularly unhappy.butodothegoodlordwhoruled theiddleageshadundoubtedlyorderedeverything forthebest.ifhe,inhis,haddecidedthat therestbebothknightsandserfs,itthedutyof thesefaithfulsonsoftheent. theserfsthereforedidnotplainbutheyoo harddrivelefed andstabledintherightethingily doobettertheirndition.butiftheprogressofthe aster,wewould stillbelivingafterthefashionofthethtury,saying ``abracadabrariedtostopatoothache,andfeeling adeepandhatredforthedentistohelp usostlikelydan orheathenishinandthereforebothkedanduseless. whenyougroanypeopledo notbelievein``progressandtheyoyoubythe terribledeedsofsoofouroporariesthat``the ge.butihopethatyoupay chattentiontosuchtalk.yousee,ittookouraors alstalliooleahooheirhindlegs. otherallikegrunts developedintoaandablelanguage.i ofpreservingourideasforthebeoffuturegeions, houtedonlyfour thousandyearsago.theideaoftuingtheforcesofnature intotheobedientservantsofnenehedaysof yourosto,therefore,thatweare kingprogressatanunheardofrateofspeed.perhapswe havepaidalittletooerephysicalforts oflife.thateandwe shallthenattasrelatedtohealth andtobinganderyingeneral. butpleasedooosentintalaboutthe``goodold days.nypeoplehebeautifulhesand thegreatiddleageshaveleftbehind gropareouroion ellsofbackfiring tortruitiesofathousandyearsago. butthesediaevalheswereinvariablysurroundedby serablehovelsparedtoodetehouse standsforthasaluxuriouspalace.itistruethatthenoble laandtheequallynobleparsifal,thepureyounghero insearchoftheholygrail,botheredby theasoline. ...
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