Thomas More — "They have no hunting among them, for they look upon it as the basest sort of spo…"
They have no hunting among them, for they look upon it as the basest sort of sport.
They have no hunting among them, for they look upon it as the basest sort of sport.
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"A man may be pure and strict in his own life, but if he does not in his own house look diligently to the behavior of his wife and children, his whole labor outside is in vain."
"They have no clocks among them, but measure their time by the course of the sun."
"I reckoned that I had not so much as a groat in the world."
"As for the women, they are not suffered to be idle, but are kept to their work, and that is to spin and to weave."
"They have no priests among them, but such as are chosen by the people."
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