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(1860) [MARC] Author: Horace Marryat
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58 CLAUSHOLM. Chap. XXXII.

“ pastilles à brüler” along the morass, would have
reminded me of parts of Dorsetshire : every house is
protected by a wood; every village nestles in a dell.
The Jutland clergy are not badly paid on an
average : he of Hornslet, the village church we last
even-ing visited, enjoys an income of 1000 thalers, about
120Z. English, house, &c.; he of Mørke 3000, about
360Z.: part is paid in money, part in tithes; and it
may be consolatory to their English brethren to hear
the clergy have as much difficulty in getting tithes paid
in Jutland as elsewhere. In Aalborg and its
neighbourhood their tithes depend upon the price of corn.
Considering the cheapness of the land they live in, they
are not badly off; added to which, their wives and
families are more simple in their habits than those of an
English clergyman; no young man of good family ever
choosing the church as his profession. In each village
there is a school and school-house, furnished partly by
the Government, partly by the community, an
apothecary and doctor: gymnastics too are the fashion,
poles and gibbets erected for the boys in every “
hands-bye ” we pass. We are quite pleased this evening to
come across a pair of ruined village stocks, quite out of
fashion here as in our own country.

CLAUSHOLM.

We are now on our way (if we are not first blown to
shreds) to Clausholm, the birthplace as well as
death-#place of the Reventlow Queen.

In early days this manor belonged to the Brok
family, great people once in these parts. In the year
1404 one of this family, Jens Brok, was slain by

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