人类的故事-The Story of Mankind(英文版)_第38节 首页

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   第38节 (第2/2页)

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    notaneasyone.everytiheehedoinsofanother

    lordhehadtopaytollsandtaxes.butthebusiness

    eandthepeddlerntioke

    hisrounds.

    sooaiicrtsdisveredthatthegoods

    portedfrofaruldbedeat

    ho.theytuedpartoftheirhosintoa}

    theyertsandbeufacturers.they

    soldtheirproduotonlytothelordofthecastleandtothe

    abbotinhisnastery,buttheyexportedtheonearbytowns.

    thelordandtheabbotpaidthe,

    eggsandhhoney,hoseearlydayswas

    usedassugar.butthecitizensofdistanttownswereobliged

    topayincashandthenufacturerandthertbeganto

    otlepiecesofgold,irelygedtheirposition

    inthesoiddleages.

    itisdiffiagineaoney.

    iyoneotpossibleliveoney.all

    daylongyoualldisetalto

    ``payyourhestreetcar,adollar

    foradihreeany

    peopleoftheearlyddleagesneversaeofined

    neyfrohetitheyothedayoftheirdeath.

    thegoldandsilverofgreedrolayburiedbeh

    theruinsoftheircities.theigrations,h

    hadsueededtheeire,uralworld.every

    farrraisedenoughgrainandenoughsheepandenough

    wsforhisownuse.

    thediaevalknightrysquireandwasrarely

    foraterialsinney.hisestatesproduced

    everythingthatheandhisfalyateanddrankandworeon

    theirbacks.thebricksforhishouseadealongthe

    banksoftheriver.heraftersofthehall

    thebaronialforest.thefeiclesthathadto

    efrobroadwerepaidfoodsinhoneyineggs

    infagots.

    butthecrusadesupsettheroutiheoldagricultural

    lifeinaverydrasti

    usttravelthousands

    oflesapayhispassageandhishotelbills.

    athoheuldpay.buthe

    uldnotakeahundreddozeneggsandacartloadof

    hatosatisfythegreedoftheshippiof

    venien

    insisteduponcash.hislordshipthereforewasobliged

    totakeasllquantityofgolduponhisvoyage.

    hisgoldheuldborrothe

    loards,thedesdantsoftheoldlongobards,whohad

    tuedprofessionalneylenders,edbehindtheir

    exgetablenlyknooorbankwere

    gladtolethisgracehaveafeesinexge

    feupoes,thattheyghtberepaid

    incasehislordshipshoulddieatthehandsoftheturks.

    thatheborroheend,

    theloardsinvariablyoheestatesandtheknight

    beanto

    arepoore

    ...

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