Corea Or Cho Sen 8 8
Corea Or Cho Sen 8 8
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What is more, if any member of the clan should find himself inpecuniary troubles, all the relations are expected to help him out ofthem, and what is even more marvellous still, they willingly do it, without a word of protest. The Corean is hospitable by nature, but withrelations, of course, things go much further. The house belonging to onepractically belongs to the other, and therefore it is not an uncommonoccurrence for a "dear relation" to come to pay a visit of a few years'duration to some ...other relation who happens to be better off, withoutthis latter, however vexed he may be at the expense and trouble caused bythe prolonged stay of his visitor, even daring to politely expel him fromhis house; were he to do so, he would commit a breach of the strict rulesof hospitality enjoined by Corean etiquette. Even perfect strangersoccasionally go to settle in houses of rich people, where for months theyare accommodated and fed until it should please them to remove theirquarters to the house of some other rich man where better food and betteraccommodation might be expected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is more, if any member of the clan should find himself inpecuniary troubles, all the relations are expected to help him out ofthem, and what is even more marvellous still, they willingly do it, without a word of protest. The Corean is hospitable by nature, but withrelations, of course, things go much further. The house belonging to onepractically belongs to the other, and therefore it is not an uncommonoccurrence for a "dear relation" to come to pay a visit of a few years'duration to some ...other relation who happens to be better off, withoutthis latter, however vexed he may be at the expense and trouble caused bythe prolonged stay of his visitor, even daring to politely expel him fromhis house; were he to do so, he would commit a breach of the strict rulesof hospitality enjoined by Corean etiquette. Even perfect strangersoccasionally go to settle in houses of rich people, where for months theyare accommodated and fed until it should please them to remove theirquarters to the house of some other rich man where better food and betteraccommodation might be expected.
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