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【】peopleonceredaredtobehappy justbecausetheyhey triedtosavethereinsofthe olderandreagreeablecivilisation ofroandgreedthey ents thattheyspokeofarenaissance orrebirthofcivilisation therenaissa. itind. thenoftherenaissaiobetheobedient sonsofthetherh.theysofkingsand eerorsanddukesa. buttheiroutlookuponlifeo clothestospeakadifferentlanguagetolive differentlivesindifferenthouses. theynolongerratedalltheirthoughtsandtheir effortsupontheblessedexisteainheaven. theytriedtoestablishtheirparadiseuponthispla,and, truthtotell,theysueededinarerkabledegree. ihavequiteoftenthedahat liesinhistoritooliterally.they thinkoftheddleagesasaperiodofdarknessandignor ank,saystheclodtherenaissancebeginsand citiesandpalacesarefloodedhthebrightsunlightofan eagerintelleuriosity. asatteroffact,itisquiteiossibletodrah sharplihethirteenthostdecidedly totheddleages.allhistoriansagreeuponthat.butwas itatiofdarknessandstagnationrelybynoans. peopleendouslyalive.greatstateswerebeing foundedrgeercewerebeingdeveloped. highabovetheturrettedtohecastleandthepeaked roofofthetoheslenderspireofthene gothiathedral.everyotion.the highandghtygehecityhall,e nsciousoftheirthbyheirretly ahesorepohtheir feudalsters.theersoftheguildse aportantfactthat``nuersuntwere fightingthehighandghtygehecityhall.the kingandhisshrefishingiroubled anyashiningbassofprofithey proceededtookabeforethehesurprisedand disappointeduncillorsandguildbrethren. toeheseryduringthelonghoursofevening hebadlylightedstreetsdidnotiherpolitical andenoinnesiold theirstoriesandsangtheirsongsofrondadventure andheroisndloyaltytoallfairen.anh, iatientoftheslootheuies, andtherebyhangsastory. theddleagesihat soundsdifficult,butode peopleare``nationallynded.erien orfrenoritaliansandspeakenglishorfrench oritalianandgotoenglishandfrenditalianuies, unlessepartih ofleaingaughtelsehenwelea anu
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