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Sitting here, it is pleasant to think howmuch kindly feeling exists this present night in England. By imaginationI can taste of every table, pledge every toast, silently join in everyroar of merriment. I become a sort of universal guest. With whatpropriety is this jovial season, placed amid dismal December rains andsnows! How one pities the unhappy Australians, with whom everything isturned topsy-turvy, and who hold Christmas at midsummer! The face ofChristmas glows all the brighter for the col...d. The heart warms as thefrost increases. Estrangements which have embittered the whole year, melt in to-night's hospitable smile. There are warmer hand-shakings onthis night than during the by-past twelve months. Friend lives in themind of friend. There is more charity at this time than at any other. You get up at midnight and toss your spare coppers to the half-benumbedmusicians whiffling beneath your windows, although at any other time youwould consider their performance a nuisance, and call angrily for thepolice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sitting here, it is pleasant to think howmuch kindly feeling exists this present night in England. By imaginationI can taste of every table, pledge every toast, silently join in everyroar of merriment. I become a sort of universal guest. With whatpropriety is this jovial season, placed amid dismal December rains andsnows! How one pities the unhappy Australians, with whom everything isturned topsy-turvy, and who hold Christmas at midsummer! The face ofChristmas glows all the brighter for the col...d. The heart warms as thefrost increases. Estrangements which have embittered the whole year, melt in to-night's hospitable smile. There are warmer hand-shakings onthis night than during the by-past twelve months. Friend lives in themind of friend. There is more charity at this time than at any other. You get up at midnight and toss your spare coppers to the half-benumbedmusicians whiffling beneath your windows, although at any other time youwould consider their performance a nuisance, and call angrily for thepolice.
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