The Alhambra and the Kremlin: The South and the North of Europe
CHAPTER XVIII.
CANTON APPENZELL.—SWISS CUSTOMS.
Trogen.—Convent.—Memento mori.—Scenery.—Religion.—German Service.— Curious Custom.—Constance.—Martyrs.—Dividing Line.—Remarkable Change.— Cause.—Pillory.—Evening Bell.—Watchman’s Song.—Bridal Custom.—Athletic Sports.—Democracy.—Assembly.—Office Seekers.—Council.—Roads.— Taxation.—Schools.—Foreign Pupils.—Pedestrians.—Moral Culture.— Treatment of Women.—Cows.—Farm Work.—Manufactures.—Mechanics.—God’s Acre.—Graves.—Funeral Ceremonies.—Simplicity.—Lonely Burial.— Unpleasing Custom.—Costumes.—The Upper Classes.—Refinement and Culture.—Manners.—Patriotism.—A Challenge
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