The Observations of Professor Maturin
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Cromwell's Parliament sat every Christmas day from 1644 to 1656, and sermonized and legislated against the celebration as a carnal feast, order- ing churches shut, shops open, and decorations [68] Professor Maturin down. But this was too extreme, and the people smashed the shop windows and put up more evergreens than the Lord Mayor's men could burn ; and Evelyn delighted in being arrested for going to church on Christmas in 1657. In five years all was so changed that Pepys could for once combin...e preaching and practice, by hearing a Christmas sermon on joyousness and haiving plum pudding and mince pie for dinner.
" From the beginning, too, the spirit of bene- volence has had its difficulties. Watchmen left verses at doors, wanderers sang carols, and chil- dren chanted, ' I 've got a little pocket to put a penny in,' until such suggestion to benevolence became a little too definite, and it was legislated against. In 1668 Pepys says tipping 'cost me much money this Christmas already, and will do more.' Half a century later Swift writes: ' By the Lord Harry, I shall be done with Christ- mas boxes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cromwell's Parliament sat every Christmas day from 1644 to 1656, and sermonized and legislated against the celebration as a carnal feast, order- ing churches shut, shops open, and decorations [68] Professor Maturin down. But this was too extreme, and the people smashed the shop windows and put up more evergreens than the Lord Mayor's men could burn ; and Evelyn delighted in being arrested for going to church on Christmas in 1657. In five years all was so changed that Pepys could for once combin...e preaching and practice, by hearing a Christmas sermon on joyousness and haiving plum pudding and mince pie for dinner.
" From the beginning, too, the spirit of bene- volence has had its difficulties. Watchmen left verses at doors, wanderers sang carols, and chil- dren chanted, ' I 've got a little pocket to put a penny in,' until such suggestion to benevolence became a little too definite, and it was legislated against. In 1668 Pepys says tipping 'cost me much money this Christmas already, and will do more.' Half a century later Swift writes: ' By the Lord Harry, I shall be done with Christ- mas boxes.
What to read after The Observations of Professor Maturin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Furst, Clyde Bowman, 1873-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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