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... national festivals!' Or, if they are not, it is because Scotland is gradually forsaking Ne'arday as it has already forsaken Hallowe'en, and cannily taking to Christmas instead. There is certainly a slight and growing tendency that way. And we need not he ...
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... granny I flew in my new-faled pride, An' my pouch was aye hanselled at granny's fire- side. At Pace, or at Yule, or at blythe Hallowe'en At granny's fireside how delighted I've been, Unscathed by the canker o' sorrow or pain, Oh wha wades be a wee laddie again ...
... hardly repel the young reader as morals are wont to do. The idea and the pictures of the dancing whieh “Ww Eddie Boy? sees on Halloween night are and the eté of “The Eagle —4 pair of ‘eagles which carry another boy through the air and lodge him on tho village ...
... plentiful supply of tea and sweet cakes had been contributed by the Bev. J. Brodie and Mrs. Brodie, of Dunfanaghy, who omit no Halloween from a similar contribution for the old and infirm in the Workhouse. In addition to ! the above luxuries the requisites for ...
... Our Cosy Corner. A TIM 1111111TILTAL A HALLOWEEN ADVENTURI It late In October, yet the sue bad beta meaning ell dry-arel 1 bad endleg %ht. bad It tar to defy We rod challtoge la his men but tionegithred stops bleg-errd I Mopped Mr nothing. I was fully ...
... occasionally, especially on i s a i p f t r i e ,s ia i t s t l i e nc4e a t i sr e., to i lLetford:n hi tl i r rat f in drys Halloween. I've got the very bent wheel this side of eternity, he added. And as he spoke he elas and became successively Fellow sad ...
... A TEL MINUTES TALE. A HALLOWEEN ADVENTURE It was late in October, yet the had been scorching all day—and I had been scorching all day. it was a tad combination; it is far from to defy the aim and challenge him his own specialty; hut a thoroughbred BellTllll ...
... F. Watts, “The Maid Athens,” by Sir B. Bdohmond, Destiny,” J. Waterhouse, “A Flag Truce,” by Sir Laurence Alma- Tadema, Hallow-E’en,” by the Hon. John Collier, a pastel drawing, “Poeaie,” by Mr. Q. H. Boughton, “The Knight and hia two Companions,” by Mr ...
... describing its cause symptoms results Painless Treatment or Trusses Electrical Appliances Will be T lHE HERALD’S STORIES No 11 A HALLOWEEN ADVENTURE late all I been ail day i' combination it is from defy challenge his (i--cialtj but scorcher stops for nothing— ...
... gaiety, good-humour, wantonness of rustic merry-makings are alive amid the sporta and divinations of the good folks of Halloween; nor is much skill required to picture Rob the Ranter as the life and soul of every bar, every splore, every ploy ...
... 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 ...