The Tyrol With a Glance At Bavaria
The Tyrol With a Glance At Bavaria
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I found an excellent inn at Lienz, and made ample amends for the deficiencies of Sillian. I found also a good table d'hote, where, at the primitive hour of half-past twelve, abundance of good things were in readiness for those who could find an appetite.
In the conversations which I had with some of the inhabitants of Lienz, I found much less ani- mosity towards the Austrian government, than in AND BAVARIA. 273 the western and central parts of the Pusterthall, or in the valleys of the Eisach, o...r the Inn. This cannot excite surprise. I have generally found national animosity and prejudice, strongest, among the inhabitants of frontier towns ; because in these, the eiFects of national quarrels have been most fatally felt : but Lienz, although the frontier town of the Tyrol, is not the frontier town of a separate nation : another province of Austria is across their gates ; and vicinity, where it produces no collision, as on the frontier of different nations, must neces- sarily produce friendly dispositions, and kindly feelings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I found an excellent inn at Lienz, and made ample amends for the deficiencies of Sillian. I found also a good table d'hote, where, at the primitive hour of half-past twelve, abundance of good things were in readiness for those who could find an appetite.
In the conversations which I had with some of the inhabitants of Lienz, I found much less ani- mosity towards the Austrian government, than in AND BAVARIA. 273 the western and central parts of the Pusterthall, or in the valleys of the Eisach, o...r the Inn. This cannot excite surprise. I have generally found national animosity and prejudice, strongest, among the inhabitants of frontier towns ; because in these, the eiFects of national quarrels have been most fatally felt : but Lienz, although the frontier town of the Tyrol, is not the frontier town of a separate nation : another province of Austria is across their gates ; and vicinity, where it produces no collision, as on the frontier of different nations, must neces- sarily produce friendly dispositions, and kindly feelings.
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