第56节 (第2/2页)

hantheyhaveeverbeenbefore.theyarere

    prosperous,theyliveierhouses,theirchildrengotobetter

    sorebeautifulthanbefore,their

    firearhavedetheheequaloftheiroldehe

    robberbarons,urieshaveleviedsuchheavytaxes

    uporade.sohiefactorsinthe

    refortion.

    nousseetherenaissancehasdooeurope,

    andthenyouandhoherevivalofleaingand

    artobefolloerests.

    therenaissancebeganinitaly.frohereitspread

    tofraquitesuessfulinspain,where

    fivehundredyearsofadethe

    peopleverynarroindedandveryfanatiallreligious

    tters.thelehadgroohe

    alpshadbeencrossed,therenaissancehadsufferedage.

    thepeopleofnortheeurope,livinginaverydifferent

    clite,hadanoutlookupoedstrangely

    hthatoftheirsoutheneighbours.theitalianslivedout

    intheopen,underasunnysky.ittolaugh

    andtosingandtobehappy.thegerns,thedutch,the

    english,thesostoftheirtiindoors,listening

    totheraiingontheclosedfortable

    littlehouses.theydidnotlaughquitesoch.they

    tookeverythingreseriously.theyonscious

    oftheiriortalsoulsandtheydidnotliketobefunnyabout

    ttersanistic

    partoftherenaissahebooks,thestudiesofa

    authors,thegraarabooks,iedthebr>

    greatly.butthegeneralretutotheoldpagancivilisation

    ofgreedro,hechiefresultsofthe

    renaissaaly,filledtheirheartshhorror.

    butthepapadthellegeofcardinalsost

    entirelyposedofitaliansandtheyhadtuedtheh

    intoapleasantclubusid

    thetheatre,butrarelyntiiohesplit

    betorecivilisedbuteasygoing

    andindifferentsouthhe

    tiandnobodyseedtobeahedahatthreatened

    theh.

    thereinorreasonshe

    refortiontookplagernyratherthaninsweden

    land.thegernsboreanagrudgeagainst

    ro.theendlessquarrelsbetperorandpopehad

    htualbitteess.ihereuropeanuntries

    eedinthehandsofastrong

    king,therulerhadoftenbeeoprotecthissubjects

    againstthegreedofthepriests.ingerny,whereashadowy

    eerorruledaturbulentcrotleprings,thegood

    burghersoredirectlyatthercyoftheirbishopsand

    prelates.thesedignitariess

    ofneyforthebeofthoseenorushesh

    ans

    feltthattheyulctedandquitenaturallytheydid

    notlikeit.

    ahereistherarelyntionedfactthatgerny

    eoftheprintingpress.innortheeuropebooks

    hebiblewa

    ...