Norway
Norway
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There are parts, however, where there are no railways, no steamboats, and few tourists, and in such places the people still live much as they did a hundred years ago, even the men wearing clothes similar to those worn by their grandfathers and great- grandfathers, and some of these are quaint in the extreme.
Perhaps the quaintest dresses are those of the people of Saetersdal, a district in the South of Norway, between Christiansand and Telemarken ; and, when properly 23 Norway turned out, the m...en are quite as " dressy ' as the women. They wear a pair of trousers buttoned with half a dozen silver buttons tight round the ankles, and coming right up to the armpits. Several broad stripes adorn the legs from top to bottom. And the coat takes the form of a curious little cape, richly em- broidered with silver, and having sleeves, fastened at the wrists with more silver buttons. Shoes, with buckles, white stockings, and a cut-down tall hat, gaily decorated with ribbons and embroidery, complete the costume.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are parts, however, where there are no railways, no steamboats, and few tourists, and in such places the people still live much as they did a hundred years ago, even the men wearing clothes similar to those worn by their grandfathers and great- grandfathers, and some of these are quaint in the extreme.
Perhaps the quaintest dresses are those of the people of Saetersdal, a district in the South of Norway, between Christiansand and Telemarken ; and, when properly 23 Norway turned out, the m...en are quite as " dressy ' as the women. They wear a pair of trousers buttoned with half a dozen silver buttons tight round the ankles, and coming right up to the armpits. Several broad stripes adorn the legs from top to bottom. And the coat takes the form of a curious little cape, richly em- broidered with silver, and having sleeves, fastened at the wrists with more silver buttons. Shoes, with buckles, white stockings, and a cut-down tall hat, gaily decorated with ribbons and embroidery, complete the costume.
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