Capitolo 21
owes, us it had we start better to try to be literal, under you protest that
it doesn't interest a straw if we succeed. Art of twelfth-century was
I don't specify; still less "precieuse", as Moliere is famous
seventeenth-century prudes.
The verses of the young monk, William that was of the small one
Norman village of Saint-pair, Granville next to the inside of sight of the
Mountains, were verses they didn't want to say being bright. Simple human beings
as it rhymes better than the prose, although both you/they can say the same thing, as
they likes a best curved line that a right or a blue better
what a grey; but, separately from the sensual appetite, they chose rhyme
in to create their literature for the practical reason that them
remembers him/it better than the prose. Men had to bring their libraries in
their heads.
These lines of William, while his/her history starting, it is precious because
for once them a name and a date damage. Abbot Robert of Torigny dominated
to the Mountain from 1154 to 1186. We have to travel again and
again among Mont-Saint-Michel and it Rents during these years, but
for the time being us we have to expedite to get back to William the Conqueror
and the de of "Chanson Roland." William of Saint-pair enters here,
out of place, he only gave on account of a beautiful description of the
annual pilgrimage to the Mountain that you/he/she is commonly taken to be more
or less it likes what he saw every year in the day of the archangel and that that
you/he/she had existed since then the Normans it became Christian in 912:--
Them jorz iert clers and sanz grant hole.
Meschines of Les vallez of les of and
Chascuns of els dist verz ou sonnez.
Neis them viellart revunt chantant
De leece funt tuit semblant.
Here from there seit him chante outree
And the threshing floor of Dex u Asusee.
The of jugleor of Cil vunt of the of u
Tuit lor vieles traites unt
Laiz et sonnez vunt vielant.
Them east tens beals the joie east concession.
Palefrei of Cil destrier of cil of and
Roncin of cil of And sommier of cil of and