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It must be admitted that the Puriâ€" tans, who purzed the nation of many corruptions, did not disestablish the ancient holy day, though they squeezâ€" ed most of the joy out of it. A revival of the festive spirk set in, and an awakened Church perceived anew the spiritual meaning of tr1e ancient celeâ€" ‘hat as much as was left of it was still on the kitchen table. He took me by the. hand, and ran with me into the mid«« of the startled servants, seized what remained of the pudding, and with the plate on one hand and me still tight in the other, ran till<â€"we reached agreeing seetions of \the pudilic. quote Maculay again: "No public Act of thai time seems to have irritated ‘the‘ common people more. On the next anniversary of the festival formidabletri@ts broke out in many places. The constables were reâ€" sisted, the magiscrates insulted, the hcuses of noted Puritans atacked, and the prescribed service for the day was read openly in churches." sing. Many "Slowly I began to feel that pain inside which in my frail state was inevitable, and my conscience smote me violently. A¢ length I could bear my spiritual anguish no longer, and bursting into the study I called out: ‘Oh, Papa, Papa! I have eaten of filesh offered to idols!‘ It took some time, between my sobs, to explain what had happened. "My {ather had given strictest â€" charge chat no difference whatever was to be made in our meals on that day; the dinner was to be neither more copious than usual nor less so. He was obeyed, but the servants, secretly rebellious, made a small plumâ€"pudding for themâ€" selves. FBarly in the afternoon the maids kindly remarked thas ‘the poor dear child ought to have a bit, anyâ€" how,‘ and wheedled me into the kitâ€" chen, where I ate a slice of pudding. stored Christmas to somthing like its pristine festivity. Yet there have been Puritans of much more recent ‘date than the Cromwellian period. 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