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“to yours, ancient custom, more! univer-:
fo. yours, sally. observed than a’ “white |

to oll, In earliest times, at the pag-.
wo merrily say. ane winter festivals, evergreens
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foe the’ first Christians,’ the 3 . yf” ‘ a i Bes F x 4 AD r ‘ .

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pagan. games, with “‘the holly RiGeare : : blessed by’the spiritual radiance Oe Bi are RE SU wi ; be: te wes 4
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ale later, tradition says that : : ‘ re Yuletime thanks, giving us a very successful year.
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rosemary was not only for re- bright .and
membrance—it was for Christ- ‘
mas decorating, phe eiese gaily.

semery, a fragrant her!

that remains evergreen in decked tee x vee wae i : : ‘
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used as a holiday. decoration, : Data: r * oe f eifee “fe ey se oe seers : . ; oes pod
but it still retains its legend- has come.. : ‘ é : : ;
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“be filled with: peace -of mind, °
good health, and: much joy.

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sweetly scented, and its pale : 3 aie Z : G : g : : : Dest See : BY: 2 : "
white blossoms’ turned to 2. : : = : seems » : ‘ : oe : f e tee ‘ ;
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brings good luck in the form of

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that mistletoe had a more pos- _ : 5 A $ £ a :
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and bad. A bit'of mistletoe 3 5 7 - Seren bearers 0 SE -. ; = _
hung over a doorway was sald” .

. to ,ward off evil.

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mistletoe boughs put up for. i 3 4 2 : $ xe ae g awe pasta E:

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this bellef holds that each leaf ( ct : ef : S t Rey ; @ 3
will bring forth a goblin to re- : Se . : : is a 5 : : -
main for. the rest of the year, ste ¢ od pat Aes 5 * : Pitts
harassing the. household. R - \ ‘ # p 7 Se Sy > see fg Se te .

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try called “dulces de almen- oe A f . : ‘ 3 : : t . the Bobb : x a]

dra.” The ‘ingredients “are ite : 2 a ere 5 3 5 “ ipsa : é na be i “4 . . 7

sugar, flour, egg white and” S fe : : 2 “ 4

almonds.

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