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... found children such bad LETTERS I cannot o’er ’T would wake my heart to of love make me And his so bad THE PRIZE-WINNER At Halloween my strove io girl when over the joy the fun yellow pumpkin NO OLEO HER approve’ I heard housewife But argument oow-less skirt ...
... LETTERS I cannot read his o'er ’Twould wake my heart once more His words of love make me sad And his bad THE PRIZE-WINNER a Halloween froiic in a strove make heart girl But when ’twas all over the the fun yellow pumpkin all won NO FOR HER “The horseless carriage ...
... Scottiab last night, the North countrymen being the principal observers of the festival.' The ceremony haa now descended tc. Hallowe'en dinners --very different to those observed when the Druidical priests or dallied the extinguishing of every fire ex ccpt ...
... of huge rock the wide wide sea front very pleasing look at but is somewhat in execution Mrs Humphreys’s picture entitled “Hallowe’en” more vent her powers It depicts young eventide as if waiting for man loved Tlie colouring is happy Her Curig River” and ...
... and maidens—generally at this time of the p.ar—tt , ascertain their rim fa:e. There was hurtling of outs the fes:ival of Hallowe'en. of whio. Burns has written in pros,. and in verse. Thcrt. i a similar eliarm for the firs: w-eek in Advent designed aie ...
... CEFi-tiT. ASAPH. Tin: HaarEsr Fr-sr:var. was held at Al Saints', Sinew, on Friday evening last (Al Halloween). In the afternoon, us usual, an excellent tes was provided. to which the members of the Sunday School and others sat down. The arranguments for ...
... anniversary of which the merry-making anytime long after its signiticanoe is forgotten. In Scotland the myaterions rites of Hallowe'en have been kept Ibis year with as much simple fan nod merriment as ever. Hallow Maas falls on November Ist, and on the eve ...
... James of Hereford born, 1828. 30 M Builth (Ids. Colwyn R.D.C. Clyro Pet. Sea. 30 W Rudyard Kipling born, 1865. 31 S All Hallowe'en. 31 Th President Loubet born, 1838 - - _ - oe.oississ.oseessiossesiessoon ...
... his volume entitled Macedonian tontine Macedonian and Scottish superstitions, by Up. way, resetuble each ether. Oil Hallowe'en Scottish Lade and lames drop deal nuts into the are, whispering the imam 01 their lovers. and should the nuts burn smoothly ...
... 'there is colour and warmth in hi. score; it is suffused with genuine romantic feeling, as is fitting in a scene entitled Hallowe'en ; it exhibits plenty of imagination and fancy, and its technique is full of cleverness and even brilliance. The grotesque ...
... Ladd W 0 L Qr. IQII sr Mr Orr Cerro Wa Arm Ic n War 7 • — 0 • II I. 111.. A T r 7 I Oar LaMar thawed dada colt. Sprig Halloween. weedvond Pew. O. The lalaftw. Canard.. sad Homan Head. The Thad II POMMY, The add &aim. P-400.1.11. ken. and awed pined ...
... Old Hallowe'en Customs-- In the days of the ' good old customs' there were many quaint observances, associated with the 31st October, or AU Saints' Eve. They were mostly remnants of heathen superstitions, and Credulous practices by which it was sought ...