Mansus
A mansus, sometimes anglicised as manse, was a unit of land assessment in medieval France, roughly equivalent of the hide. In the 9th century AD, it began to be used by Charlemagne to determine how many warriors would be provided: one for every three (later four) mansi, with smaller landholders collectively forming groups of three (later four). The mansus was also used to determine the amount of equipment expected.
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by: ManassasA little bit of love affection,
The demonstration of all I've done for you is all I mean,
Representing what you've come to do
It's such a beautiful time; it's such a beautiful time...
Searching for suffer, you may find what you're looking for,
As it nothing is perfect, the door is released,
As you enter the room, the darkness you see...
But, anyway...
All night long just to figure what you're looking for
You would never tell me, your demons are scared from harm...
You'll never believe, don't matter what I do...
You'll never live, scared about me in you...
Don't let your feelings in time...
Don't let your feelings on time...
Don't let your feelings to time...
Don't let your feelings behind...
But, anyway, anyway, anyway...