The Bride of the Mistletoe
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I will not!" "You will have to listen. You know that for some years, apart from my other work, I have been 128 The Bride of the Mistletoe gathering together the woodland customs of our people and trying to trace them back to their origin and first meaning. In our age of the world we come upon many playful forest survi- vals of what were once grave things. Often in our play and pastimes and lingering superstitions about the forest we cross faint traces of what were once vital realities.
"Among t...hese there has always been one that until recently I have never imderstood. Among country people oftenest, but heard of everywhere, is the saying that if a girl is caught standing under the mistletoe, she may be kissed by the man who thus finds her. I have always thought that this ceremony and playful sacrifice led back to some ancient rite — I could not discover what. Now I know." In a voice full of a new delicacy and scarcely audible, he told her.
It is another scene in . the forest of Britain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will not!" "You will have to listen. You know that for some years, apart from my other work, I have been 128 The Bride of the Mistletoe gathering together the woodland customs of our people and trying to trace them back to their origin and first meaning. In our age of the world we come upon many playful forest survi- vals of what were once grave things. Often in our play and pastimes and lingering superstitions about the forest we cross faint traces of what were once vital realities.
"Among t...hese there has always been one that until recently I have never imderstood. Among country people oftenest, but heard of everywhere, is the saying that if a girl is caught standing under the mistletoe, she may be kissed by the man who thus finds her. I have always thought that this ceremony and playful sacrifice led back to some ancient rite — I could not discover what. Now I know." In a voice full of a new delicacy and scarcely audible, he told her.
It is another scene in . the forest of Britain.
What to read after The Bride of the Mistletoe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen James Lane to read onlineMoreLess
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