10065_สรุป ม.4 (1)

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Reading SKIH s แปล เอง นะ ะ ) mvennnrrn rnnerrnnllellhg On February 14 Americans celebrate another unusual holiday, St. Valentine’s Day, a special day for lovers. Valentines are cards – usually read and shaped like hearts with messages of love written on them. Lovers send these cards to each other, often anonymously, on St. Valentine’s Day. The origins of this holiday are uncertain, but according to one legend, it gets its name from a Christiac n priest named Valentine who lived in Rome during the third century after Christ, His job was to perform marriages for Christian couples. Unfortunately, the Emperor of Rome, Claudius II, did not allow Christian marriages, so they had to be performed in secret. Eventually Valentine was arrested and put into prison. While in prison he fell in love with the daughter of the prison guard. After one year, the Emperor offered to release Valentine if he would agree to stop performing these secret marriages. Valentine refused, so the Emperor sentenced him to death. Valentine was executed in 270 A.D. on February 14 the same day the Romans worshiped their goddess of marriage, Juno. Before he was killed, Valentine sent a love letter to the daughter of the prison guard. He signed the letter “from your Valentine.” That was the first valentine. The next valentine was sent by Charles, Duke of Orleans, to his wife in 1415 A.D. while he was a prisoner in the Tower of London. His valentine is now on exhibit in the British Museum. The first commercially printed valentines did not appear until 1809. Some of these valentines were not messages of love. Comic valentines, or “penny dreadful” as they were called, were often funny and sometimes insulting. The “Golden Age” of valentines started in the 1840s when valentine-makers began making elaborate and expensive valentines. Jonathan King became famous as a publisher of beautiful and unusual valentines in Britain in the 1870s. Esther Howland was the first to publish valentines which coast as much as thirty dollars. จ๊

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