Quotes About Tradition
Culture clash is terrific drama
~ Ken Follett
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The small boys came early to the hanging.
~ Ken Follett
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If earls' daughters were allowed to marry whom they please, we'd all be ruled by strolling minstrels and dark-eyed outlaws.
~ Ken Follett
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Ma and Pa had taught their sons to keep themselves fresh by bathing at least once a year.
~ Ken Follett
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A woman's life was a house of closed doors: she could not be an apprentice, she could not study at the university, she could not be a priest or a physician, or shoot a bow or fight with a sword, and she could not marry without submitting herself to the tyranny of her husband.
~ Ken Follett
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One of the monks was doing something incomprehensible at the altar, and the others would occasionally chant a few phrases of mumbo jumbo.
~ Ken Follett
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Even lords ought to follow the customs.
~ Ken Follett
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L'homme qui prépare les onguents et les médecines a pour nom apothicaire. Lorsque c'est une femme qui exerce cette activité, on l'appelle sorcière.
~ Ken Follett
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She now welcomed him to her bedroom, dressed in pretty nightwear, offering him her scented body as she had when they were first married. In the end she was a well-brought-up aristocratic woman and she knew what a wife was for.
~ Ken Follett
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Welsh chapelgoers automatically sang in four-part harmony, and when they were in the mood they could raise the roof. As he joined in, Lloyd felt this was the beating heart of Britain, here in this whitewashed chapel.
~ Ken Follett
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Galliéni, a crusty old soldier, had been brought out of retirement. He was famous for holding meetings at which no one was allowed to sit down: he believed people reached decisions faster that way.
~ Ken Follett
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I'm glad to see that the crusading spirit of your forebears hasn't been entirely obliterated by rock and roll.
~ Ken Follett
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How come you know when Easter is?" and he had replied: "Because it's the first Sunday after the first full moon after the twenty-first day of March, obviously." It had been a mistake to add "obviously," because Erman had punched him in the stomach for being sarcastic.
~ Ken Follett
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Among monks generally there was a long-standing movement for reform of old institutions that had slipped into idleness and self-indulgence.
~ Ken Follett
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llamados «canónigos»
~ Ken Follett
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o piensan que ese territorio es sagrado porque es donde los espíritus de sus ancestros se reúnen bajo la luna llena.
~ Ken Follett
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Prior Godwyn came in to see the patients. He refused to wear the face mask, saying it was women's nonsense. He made the same diagnosis as before, overheated blood, and prescribed bleeding and a diet of sour apples and ram's tripe.
~ Ken Follett
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The cross identified him as a Catholic: Protestants believed it was superstitious to wear one.
~ Ken Follett
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Qué afortunada era teniéndolos a todos juntos en la misma sala, comiendo, hablando y bebiendo vino, y en ese momento pensó que algunas familias hacían aquello mismo todas las semanas, sin darle la menor importancia.
~ Ken Follett
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If earls' daughters were allowed to marry whom they please, we'd all be ruled by strolling minstrels and dark-eyed outlaws." "The
~ Ken Follett
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People said that bathing was bad for your health, and Edgar never bathed in winter, but those who never bathed at all stank all their lives. Ma and Pa had taught their sons to keep themselves fresh by bathing at least once a year.
~ Ken Follett
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Students were expected to learn hundreds of lines from the Greek and Roman classics, then, later, from poetry in their native tongues. This tradition has faded from our lives, and something powerful has been lost.
~ Ken Ludwig
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The more familiar we are with a biblical story, the more difficult it is to view it outside of the way it has always been understood. And the longer imprecision in the tradition remains unchallenged, the deeper it becomes embedded in Christian consciousness. The birth story of Jesus is such a story.
~ Kenneth E. Bailey
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Ancient laws remain in force long after the people have the power to change them.
~ Aristotle
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