Capitolo 50
you/he/she could not easily be transported, and a certain very rich and expensive
table assumed for the service of the altar, and very sacred and
expensive garments used by the tallest priests in their ceremonies, had
has gone away behind, as they could not easily be removed. This the abbot
and the monks concealed in the surest places that they was able
you find, and then, dressing himself/herself/itself in their priestly bathrobes, them
assembled in the chapel, and taken back their exercises of the devotion. To
is found in so sacred a place and busy in so saint a relaxation
you/he/she would have been a great protection from some Christian soldiery; but
the monks judged badly completely the nature of the impulses from that
human nature is governed, in to suppose that it would have of it
the influence that contains on the pagan Danish. The first thing the
predatory fierce they did, on to storm in the sacred enclosures of
the chapel, was to cut the venerable abbot to the altar in his,
sacerdotal dresses, and then to push in before the job to kill each
other prisoner of the abbey, weak and defenseless as them they were. Only one
you/he/she was saved.
This was a boy, ten years old verse. Its name was Turgar. He was
a beautiful boy and one of the head of a tribe Danish it was stricken with his
expression and it airs, in the mean of the butchery, and it assumed the pity
him. The name of the head of a tribe was Count Sidroc. Sidroc unsheathed Turgar
of the immediate scene of danger, and it gave him a Danish garment,
directing him/it, to the same duration, to throw apart his really, and then to
follows him/it wherever he went, and it holds next to his/her side, as if him pits
a Danish. The boy, lifted by his/her terrors by this hope of protection,
implicitly respected. He followed Sidroc every where, and his/her life
you/he/she was saved. Danish, after having killed all the other they looked through and
plundered the convent, it broke opened the graves in their search for
hidden treasures, and, after having taken everybody that they could discover,