The approach of the Sexton, the postman, the blacksmith and the baker

1.	The approach of the Sexton, the postman, the blacksmith and the baker to the game is typical of their profession. Elaborate.
Answer» A Sexton is an officer of a church, the Postman a governmental official, the Blacksmith a person makes and repairs things made out of iron by hand and the Baker is someone who makes food by using an oven or another concentrated heat source. These are local people, old and who are cautious and do not take risks. The writer even pinpoints to a government official who he says don’t take risks. These men behave typical to their profession and do not take risky runs or bowl aggressively; they slowed the match with miss-hits and cautious runs. It was a period of a lull where very little action took place.

The approach of the Sexton, the postman, the blacksmith and the baker to the game is typical of their profession. Elaborate.

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A Sexton is an officer of a church, the Postman a governmental official, the Blacksmith a person makes and repairs things made out of iron by hand and the Baker is someone who makes food by using an oven or another concentrated heat source. These are local people, old and who are cautious and do not take risks.

The writer even pinpoints to a government official who he says don’t take risks. These men behave typical to their profession and do not take risky runs or bowl aggressively; they slowed the match with miss-hits and cautious runs. It was a period of a lull where very little action took place.

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