Handbook for Literary And Debating Societies
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2. The experience of the world has proved that the health of men requires one day's rest in seven. Where this beneficent rule is not obeyed, not only the health, but the quality of work done rapidly degenerates. 3. The increasing prevalence of Sunday trading is due to the greed of individuals desirous of taking advantage of their fellows at all costs. It is right to restrain this selfishness for the public welfare, even if it should prove necessary to use compulsion. 4. The conditions of compet...ition in modern life are such that if any considerable number of men engage in business on Sunday, all are compelled to do the same or suffer commercial extinction. Society is justified, there- fore, in taking the most active measures to put a stop to a growing evil which threatens to tyrannise over all. 5. Our Sunday laws are out of date, and there is little effort made to enforce them. The whole question needs to be discussed, and enlightened legislation upon it is essential. 6. Travelling on Sunday is becoming more and more common, and soon the peace of the day will be ruined by this alone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. The experience of the world has proved that the health of men requires one day's rest in seven. Where this beneficent rule is not obeyed, not only the health, but the quality of work done rapidly degenerates. 3. The increasing prevalence of Sunday trading is due to the greed of individuals desirous of taking advantage of their fellows at all costs. It is right to restrain this selfishness for the public welfare, even if it should prove necessary to use compulsion. 4. The conditions of compet...ition in modern life are such that if any considerable number of men engage in business on Sunday, all are compelled to do the same or suffer commercial extinction. Society is justified, there- fore, in taking the most active measures to put a stop to a growing evil which threatens to tyrannise over all. 5. Our Sunday laws are out of date, and there is little effort made to enforce them. The whole question needs to be discussed, and enlightened legislation upon it is essential. 6. Travelling on Sunday is becoming more and more common, and soon the peace of the day will be ruined by this alone.
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