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1.Each Englishman walks, eats, drinks, shaves, dresses, gesticulates, and, in every manner, acts and suffers without reference to bystanders, in his own fashion, only careful not to interfere with them, or annoy them; not that he is trained to neglect the eyes of his neighbors, – he is really occupied with his own affairs, and does not think of them. Every man in this polished country consults only his convenience.

2. Born in a harsh and wet climate, which keeps him indoors whenever he is at rest, and being of an affectionate and loyal temper, he dearly loves his house. If he is rich, he buys an estate and builds a hall; if he is in middle condition, he spares no expense on his house. Without, it is all planted: within, it is wainscoted, carved, curtained, hung with pictures, and filled with good furniture.

3. An English family consists of a few persons, who, from youth to age, are found revolving within a few feet of each other, as if tied by some invisible binding.

4. their old customs, costumes, their wig and mace, scepter and crown. The Middle Ages still lurk in the streets of London. They are repeated in the ceremonies of the eleventh century in the coronation of the present Queen.

5. In an aristocratical country like England, not Trial by Jury, but dinner, is the capital institution. It is the mode of doing honor to a stranger, to invite him to eat, – and has been for many hundreds of years.

6. The English dinner is a peculiar ceremony. The company sits one or two hours before the ladies leave the table. The gentlemen remain over their wine an hour longer, and rejoin the ladies in the drawing-room, and take coffee. The dress-dinner generates a talent of table-talk which reaches great perfection: the stories are so good, that one is sure they must have been often told before, to have got such happy turns. Hither come all manner of clever projects, bits of popular science, of practical invention, of miscellaneous humor; political, literary, and personal news; railroads, horses, diamonds, agriculture, and wine.

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A. Typical English Dinner.

B. Family is the Biggest Treasure.

C. Great Honour to Strangers.

D. Tastes Differ.

E. An Englishman’s Home is His Castle.

F. Live and Let Live.

G. Old Customs are in Their Blood

 

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