Always best to keep the monks around. They make good beer, too.

… needed, and it enabled Friedenreich to open up his pharmacy in the old and dilapidated stone house. Ever since the Reformation over a hundred years earlier (1536), the monasteries had gone, and with them, the herb and medicinal plant gardens, including the knowledge of the use of medicine.
A 400-year-old Merchant’s House
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Always best to keep the monks around. They make good beer, too.
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Writer, bookseller, would-be roadie for the E Street Band. My ultimate goal is to make books as popular in Texas as high school football...it may take a while.
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