Such were the travelers along the way; but fat abbot, rich esquire, or money-laden usurer came there none.
In the story, the travelers mentioned are described as humble and simple, implying that they are not wealthy or of high social status. They are just common people journeying along the path, emphasizing a sense of anonymity and modesty.
"Such were the travelers along the way; but fat abbot, rich esquire, or money-laden usurer came there none." This quote highlights that no wealthy or influential figures, like an abbot, an esquire, or a usurer, were present among the travelers, suggesting that the group consists of ordinary individuals without wealth or power.
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