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(1)
Christmas is the feast of everyman-
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mas is the feast of everyman - the feast when barriers break down. Even if you don't believe
in Christ you can still celebrate Christmas, for it is the season of goodwill
(2)
ial Revolution in the early nineteenth century had changed social and economic
relations in Europe. A majority of the population was literally wallowing in the mire.
(3)
teit to writers of fiction to expose the harsh realities of the sordid world. Charles Dickens
used the tools of the artist's imagination - rhetoric and humour, together with a passionate pity
for the oppressed, the suppressed and the depressed
(4)
One Christmas, Dickens began his work by setting up an anti-Christmas figureſ He created
Scrooge who represented the dissenting voice) While the entire world made merry, sang carols
and greeted each other, Scrooge dismissed the entire philosophy of Christmas in one word -
HUMBUG! He had just chased away his nephew for approaching him with a "Merry Christmas,
Uncle!"
(5) His nephew was not only penniless but had just committed the unpardonable crime of falling in
love. Scrooge had long forgotten such emotions. Love of money had turned him into a "squeezing,
grasping, rasping, scrapping, clutching old villain." Cold and selfish, no wind could be bitterer
than he. He carried his own low temperature into the warmest fire-lit room Children fled at the
sight of him. Even dogs would lead their blind masters unto an alley, if they saw Scrooge
approaching. It is the conversion of this monstrous creature that is the theme of Dickens's
Christmas fantasy.
6 The rest of the story is worked out through visions imposed upon Scrooge. He sits alone in his
dismal house, barricaded against the world when suddenly at midnight there is a deep rumbling
and a clanking of chains. A scared Scrooge is visited by the three spirits of past, present and
future. Scrooge can no longer face the bitter truth that dawned upon him by the image of a figure
like himself dying alone and forsaken by all. He wakes up in sweat to realize that he is alive and
still has an opportunity to atone for his sins.
Next, we have a reformed Scrooge spending money by ordering roasted turkey for the poor
families. The miser begins to enjoy charity. He chuckles as he pays for the turkey and the cab. He
tips the errand boy and raises everybody's salary in his office. In short, he is ready to make a happy
Christmas for everybody translate this para in Hindi . TRANSLATE IN HINDI​

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