How was the coming Christmas gave booker opportunity to get insight into the real life of people
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coming of Christmas gave the author Booker a very good insight into the way the
poor celebrated the festival. On Christmas Eve, children came in big groups
knocking at the doors of the affluent during early hours of the morning saying “Chris’mus
gifts! Chris’mus gifts!”. Some families
had only a bunch of firecrackers to celebrate the festival while some others
had either just ten cents worth ginger cakes bought the previous day or a few
pieces of sugarcane. In some cases, the families rejoiced with a new cup of
cheap whiskey or used bright-colored cards for decoration. At night, all the families
assembled at a cabin for some frolic.
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