Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 428
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In Europe, men uncover their heads on entering thepresence of the great; in the East, they uncover the feet. Fashions arelocal. When the Scotch do not shut the door, they act conscientiously, according to ancient national usage. We may be certain that they havedeliberately, arithmetically, and cautiously, weighed the question ofshutting in its various and delicate bearings; and arrived at the clearconviction that, all things considered, it would be better not to shut!
Of course, the Scotch havi...ng, by innate logic, attained to a principle, they adhere to it as a thing which neither argument nor raillery canupset. They have very properly resolved not to be reasoned, nor laughed, nor cudgelled out of their opinion. The door ought not to be shut! Thatis a truth as effectually demonstrated as any truth in mathematics; andsuch being the case, they will die rather than yield the point. Let itbe understood, therefore, that in these observations we aim not in theslightest degree at proselytising our northern friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Europe, men uncover their heads on entering thepresence of the great; in the East, they uncover the feet. Fashions arelocal. When the Scotch do not shut the door, they act conscientiously, according to ancient national usage. We may be certain that they havedeliberately, arithmetically, and cautiously, weighed the question ofshutting in its various and delicate bearings; and arrived at the clearconviction that, all things considered, it would be better not to shut!
Of course, the Scotch havi...ng, by innate logic, attained to a principle, they adhere to it as a thing which neither argument nor raillery canupset. They have very properly resolved not to be reasoned, nor laughed, nor cudgelled out of their opinion. The door ought not to be shut! Thatis a truth as effectually demonstrated as any truth in mathematics; andsuch being the case, they will die rather than yield the point. Let itbe understood, therefore, that in these observations we aim not in theslightest degree at proselytising our northern friends.
What to read after Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, No. 428?
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