human
Kiechel, writing in 1585, says,
gpt
Item, the women there are charming, and by nature so mighty pretty as I have scarcely ever beheld, for they do not falsify, paint, or bedaub themselves as in Italy or other places; yet he confesses (and here is another tradition preserved)
human
His second
gpt
of gratitude is a Netherland custom that pleased him--whenever a foreigner or an inhabitant went to a citizen's house on business, or as a guest, he was received by the master, the lady, or the daughter, and
human
(as it is termed in their language);
gpt
Even the grave Erasmus, when he visited England, fell easily into this pretty practice, and wrote with untheological fervor of the
human
who were
gpt
human
Wherever you come, he says,
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--a custom, says this reformer, who has not the fear of Stubbes before his eyes,