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... his Hallowe'en, that most Scotch of his Scotch poems. No night in the year is stamped with a more peculiar character than the 31st of October, the eve of All Hallows' or All Saints' Day. The quaint customs that are still kept up on Hallowe'en in Scotland ...
... ashes, believed that he or she was doomed to die before nest Halloween. Some of tlie other outdoor rites performed on the Halloweens of last century are described in Burns’ poem of ‘•Halloween”; but very nearly all of them have now fallen into utter desuetude ...
... HALLOWE'EN SIR-What has become of the ancient home celebration on the evening before All Where are the pumpkins with slits human features and a scalped head, with lit candles shining out of them, on the Where the roasted window sill? Where the roasted ...
... Miss Christina Prety r. He came with a large party of young friends (at the table, low, right). The occasion was the annual Hallowe'en Ball at the >rchester hotel in aid of the National Children Adoption Assoc on of which Princess Alice is President. She ...
... HALLOWE'EN TO the great majority of us nowadays the 31st of October comes and goes as do all other days of the year, though for centuries it has been to the youthful peasantry of Scotland one of the red-letter days of the year. The name given to this ...
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... Fruit Do greengrocers in Cornwall still make special displays of apples in their shops on the eve of Hallowe'en? Until the Second World War the HALLOWE'EN clods of a fine tilth And snow giving of apples to other members of one's family, in the Duchy, was ...
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... Dundee 'Halloween' LIFE is full of coincidences, and it is very much a personal decision as to where one places the dividing line between the natural and unnatural, if indeed any distinction can be made. This seems to be the main theme running through ...
... HALLOWE'EN The turnip masks upon the gate grin yellow in the witches' night and hoys and girls in fancy dress make merry by the lantern light and high above, the clouded moon shines fitfully on hedge and tree shaclotving the purple road with fingers of ...
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