Austro Hungarian Life in Town And Country
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Sh invasion. The Sax- ons are not beloved by either their Wallach or Magyar neighbours; but it nuist be admitted that the life they led for centuries could only have been endured by men of iron nerve and obstinate resolution. Human beings, however, are not al- ways improved by a life of iluress, and in tlie case of the Tran. Sylvanian Saxons it is the lea. St amiable traits of character that have been mo. St developed. In this Saxon land, surrounded by Wallachs, whom they despised as creatures ...of an inferior ii6 Austro-Hungarian Life race, and for centuries in imminent danger of de- struction from their Asiatic foes, it is not surpris- ing, perhaps, that they should have learned to look upon every stranger, even men of their own race, as a possible enemy against whom they must be upon their guard. In fact, these Transylvan- ian Saxons had so hard a lesson to learn in their troubled past, that its teaching has become in- grained in their very nature. They have become fossilised, and cannot make themselves realise that they are now living in another world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sh invasion. The Sax- ons are not beloved by either their Wallach or Magyar neighbours; but it nuist be admitted that the life they led for centuries could only have been endured by men of iron nerve and obstinate resolution. Human beings, however, are not al- ways improved by a life of iluress, and in tlie case of the Tran. Sylvanian Saxons it is the lea. St amiable traits of character that have been mo. St developed. In this Saxon land, surrounded by Wallachs, whom they despised as creatures ...of an inferior ii6 Austro-Hungarian Life race, and for centuries in imminent danger of de- struction from their Asiatic foes, it is not surpris- ing, perhaps, that they should have learned to look upon every stranger, even men of their own race, as a possible enemy against whom they must be upon their guard. In fact, these Transylvan- ian Saxons had so hard a lesson to learn in their troubled past, that its teaching has become in- grained in their very nature. They have become fossilised, and cannot make themselves realise that they are now living in another world.
What to read after Austro Hungarian Life in Town And Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis H E Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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