The Schools of Medieval England
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They are given in charge to masters, to be looked after in most things as is before provided with regard to the boys. They shall, as is above said, sit separate from each other ; shall never leave the place in which they are kept, except with the monk who has charge of them ; shall carry lanterns in pairs ; and shall make confession to no one but the abbot or prior, unless by special arrangement. No one shall be allowed to sit in the place assigned to them except the abbot, the prior, and their... masters ; nor make any communication to them by words or signs, except with the leave of the abbot or prior ; and when leave is given the master ought to sit between the youth and the one who is talking to him. Even as to these older boys, it is enjoined that " No youth is to talk to another, except so that the master may hear and understand what is said by both of them. The masters ought to sit between them or in front of them, so as to be able to see them, if they want to.
When they go to bed the masters ought to stand in front of them with lighted candles until they lie down and are covered over." They were treated, in fact, not as boys at school or young men at a university, but like rogues in a reformatory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are given in charge to masters, to be looked after in most things as is before provided with regard to the boys. They shall, as is above said, sit separate from each other ; shall never leave the place in which they are kept, except with the monk who has charge of them ; shall carry lanterns in pairs ; and shall make confession to no one but the abbot or prior, unless by special arrangement. No one shall be allowed to sit in the place assigned to them except the abbot, the prior, and their... masters ; nor make any communication to them by words or signs, except with the leave of the abbot or prior ; and when leave is given the master ought to sit between the youth and the one who is talking to him. Even as to these older boys, it is enjoined that " No youth is to talk to another, except so that the master may hear and understand what is said by both of them. The masters ought to sit between them or in front of them, so as to be able to see them, if they want to.
When they go to bed the masters ought to stand in front of them with lighted candles until they lie down and are covered over." They were treated, in fact, not as boys at school or young men at a university, but like rogues in a reformatory.
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