Carols And Poems From the Fifteenth Century to the Present Time
Carols And Poems From the Fifteenth Century to the Present Time
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When a piece of last year's Christmas log was preserved, the household reckoned itself secure from the assaults of hobgoblins, as Her- rick elsewhere relates- : " Kindle the Christmas brand, and then Till sunset let it burn ; Which quenched, then lay it up again Till Christmas next return.
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Part must be kept wherewith to teend The Christmas log next year; And where 'tis safely kept, the fiend Can do no mischief there. " Page 156 : " Wassail the trees" This custom wa...s kept up till the end of the last century. Brand relates that in 1790 a Cornish man informed him it was the custom for the Devonshire people on the eve of Twelfth Day to go after supper into the orchard with a large milk-pan full of cyder with roasted apples in it. Each person took what was called a clayen cup, i. E. An earthenware cup full of cyder, and standing under each of the more fruitful trees, sung " Health to thee, good apple-tree, Well to bear, pocket-fulls, hat-fulls, Peck-fulls, bushel-bag-fulls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When a piece of last year's Christmas log was preserved, the household reckoned itself secure from the assaults of hobgoblins, as Her- rick elsewhere relates- : " Kindle the Christmas brand, and then Till sunset let it burn ; Which quenched, then lay it up again Till Christmas next return.
SftganEgsj&af^te^^ 266 NOTES.
Part must be kept wherewith to teend The Christmas log next year; And where 'tis safely kept, the fiend Can do no mischief there. " Page 156 : " Wassail the trees" This custom wa...s kept up till the end of the last century. Brand relates that in 1790 a Cornish man informed him it was the custom for the Devonshire people on the eve of Twelfth Day to go after supper into the orchard with a large milk-pan full of cyder with roasted apples in it. Each person took what was called a clayen cup, i. E. An earthenware cup full of cyder, and standing under each of the more fruitful trees, sung " Health to thee, good apple-tree, Well to bear, pocket-fulls, hat-fulls, Peck-fulls, bushel-bag-fulls.
What to read after Carols And Poems From the Fifteenth Century to the Present Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bullen, A. H. (Arthur Henry), 1857-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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