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... of memory. His own recollection of the story dates from twenty-eaten years ego, sad he has been in the habit of spending Hallowe'en in the gallery for several years in the hope of encountering her deceased Majesty. He had heard some rumour to tho effect ...
... bye. Isabella drawn after bye. Third Ties. Dior beat Baritone. Deriding Course. Lord lermoy's band w b Iftar (Blackburnc Halloween) and his bk and w Outlaw (Dick Tor. pin--Oesena) divided. Outlaw led and sad aade Int rad wooed turns, orgy allowing Yr. ...
... he may be said to have sang the for it ha■ almost died out since he wrote in it. How many stanzas, for instance, of his Hallowe'en would be now more ueintelligable to most of his countrymen than Chaecer's Canterbury Tales would be to an English peasant ...
... was surprised and delighted with the sight of her own face. How oiusta rustic, for instance, have been electrified with “Hallowe'en.” “ The Cottar's Saturday.” Holy Fair ?” Here were scenes in which had himself mingled. could recognise them at glance. ...
... deur lowse, yere tongue upon my country liketliaat, rill gin ye a cloot on the leg that'll make' it tingle fra this till Hallowe'en ! The thunderstruck Englishmen stammered oat, Why, my good man. I thought you wire a Turk ! And sae I • Turk the two ...
... tributaries. iiteh pereou found poaching or basing salmon in hie powiession may a rigorous enforcement el the law. With All-Halloween we most bid farewell to Mayen the chain)e of seeing that favourite dab.- -Clouse! Clrosicts. Hie Worahip- - 11 is adrultti;d ...
... wide-spread feeling that it is uncanny to tuts against the sun ; we deal out our curls in as awkward cruse-bated fashion. In the Halloween superstitions of the Scottish peasantry. luck was witted by dipping the left aria or looking over the left shoulder. The ...