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[Haselhuhn G. <ye...@av...>]

 people around. For five days of the week the peasant had to cultivate
his plot, of ground, or to render feudal service to his landlord, and on
Sunday his heart was divided between the worship of the Virgin, his
family, and the public house; but the market-day led him beyond the
narrow confines of his fields into the busy world. There, amid
strangers, he could feel and show himself a shrewd man in buying and
selling; he greeted acquaintances whom else he would never have met; saw
new things and strange people, and heard the news of other towns and