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Avec une hardiesse de jour en jour grandissante, Hus tonnait contre ces abominations pratiquées sous le couvert de la religion, et le peuple accusait ouvertement les chefs de l’Église d’être la cause des maux qui accablaient la chrétienté.
With daily increasing boldness Huss thundered against the abominations which were tolerated in the name of religion; and the people openly accused the Romish leaders as the cause of the miseries that overwhelmed Christendom.
Elles constituaient la couche la plus opprimée de la société, celles qu’accablaient le plus de souffrances.
They were the most oppressed layer of society, those who had to bear the brunt of the suffering of the masses.
Quelqu’un était assis devant l’instrument de musique et les airs que l’on chantait accablaient de tristesse les anges gardiens.
One was seated at the instrument of music, and such songs were poured forth as made the watching angels weep.
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