Original sentence: Actually, Slovak national movement in these areas was older and stronger than Polish.As a result, by the end of 19th century Polish intellectuals commonly saw Goral dialect areas in Spiš, Orava and around Čadca as being ethnographically Polish just like Podhale, irrespective of their inhabitants' actual national consciousness (or lack of it).At the end of 19th century tourism in and around Tatra Mountains came to be very popular among Polish educated public and the folklore of Podhale Gorals was heavily romanticized by writers and artists.Because of their archaic Polish basis, the Goral dialects became a popular object of studies among linguists dealing with history of Polish language.The exception was northeastern Orava, with influx of Polish or Polish-educated priests into local catholic parishes and some circulation of Polish-language newspaper Gazeta Zakopiańska from nearby Podhale.The inhabitants of northernmost parts of both lands were predominantly Gorals, whose dialect and custom was in many ways similar to those of Podhale Gorals
Edited sentence: Actually, the Slovak national movement in these areas was older and stronger than Polish.As a result, by the end of the 19th century Polish intellectuals commonly saw the Goral speaking areas in Spiš, Orava and around Čadca as being ethnographically Polish just like Podhale, irrespective of their inhabitants' actual national consciousness (or lack of it).At the end of 19th century tourism in and around the Tatra Mountains became very popular among the Polish educated public and the folklore of the Podhale Gorals was heavily romanticized by writers and artists.Because of their archaic Polish basis, the Goral dialects became a popular object of study among linguists dealing with the history of the Polish language.The exception was northeastern Orava, with an influx of Polish or Polish-educated priests into the local catholic parishes and some circulation of the Polish-language newspaper Gazeta Zakopiańska from nearby Podhale.The inhabitants of the northernmost parts of both lands were predominantly Gorals, whose dialect and customs were in many ways similar to those of the Podhale Gorals