>The observations of Manuel, and his more inquisitive followers, have been preserved by a Byzantine historian of the times:>[The English] language bears no affinity to the idioms of the Continent: in the habits of domestic life, they are not easily distinguished from their neighbors of France: but the most singular circumstance of their manners is their disregard of conjugal honor and of female chastity. In their mutual visits, as the first act of hospitality, the guest is welcomed in the embraces of their wives and daughters: among friends they are lent and borrowed without shame; nor are the islanders offended at this strange commerce, and its inevitable consequences.
They took this from you.
>>18521908Kek, I made this macro a while ago.
