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The Pulse of Asia : vol.1 |
| アジアの鼓動 : vol.1 |
引用情報
OCR読み取り結果
no matter how mildly, they started and trembled as though
threatened with a pistol; and this is said to be a common
occurrence. Mr. C. E. Biscoe, head of the large schools
of the Church Missionary Society, which even the natives
generally recognize as the best in Kashmir as to both educa-
tion and character-building, introduced compulsory exer-
cise into the curriculum a few years ago. At first the boys,
chiefly Brahmins, with a smaller number of Mohamme-
dans, were abjectly afraid of the water, though they had
lived near it all their lives. In order to make them learn
to swim, it was actually necessary to throw them into the
canals. Now, however, they have learned to do fine work
both in and on the water, and during the last great flood,
which half submerged Srinagar, saved much property and
some lives. To be sure, they are still cowardly; but there
has begun to be a school spirit, which makes them ashamed
to show their fears. Similarly, in football, the boys at first
ran away from one another; but now many of them stand
up pluckily and run the risk of getting hurt, which shows
that though isolation may have made the Kashmiris cow-
ardly, they have a certain amount of moral fibre capable
of cultivation.
Exclusiveness was carried so far in Kashmir in the Middle
Ages that practically all foreigners were kept out, just as
has been the case more recently in Tibet, perhaps for simi-
lar physical reasons. Even to-day, in spite of the incorpora-
tion of Kashmir in the British Empire, the old ideas prevail
so far that no foreigner can remain in the Vale without a
permit — renewed, I believe, annually; nor can a foreigner
buy or build a house or own land. Natives, or the native
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