th the answer of a poor woman I saw ironing
             on Sunday. 'Do you make no difference of your occupation on a
             Sunday?' I said. 'I be a Christian, Ma'am; we have got no opportunity.' (86)
             It was the government, Trollope believed, that interfered with its citizens being truly Christian.
             "The influence of a religion, sanctioned by the government, could
             in no country, in the nineteenth century, interfere with the
             speculations of a philosopher in his closet, but it might, and
             ...