The Every-day Book and Table Book: Or, Everlasting Calendar of Popular Amusements, Sports, Pastimes, Ceremonies, Manners, Customs, and Events, Incident to Each of the Three Hundred and Sixty-five Days, in Past and Present Times; Forming a Complete History of the Year, Months, and Seasons, and a Perpetual Key to the Almanac ... for Daily Use and Diversio, Volume 1 |
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By this means the reader will be acNEW YEAR'S DAY . quainted with legends
that rendered the saints and the celebration of their festivals popular . The King of
Light , father of aged Time , For example , the saints in Butler's Lives on this Hath
...
By this means the reader will be acNEW YEAR'S DAY . quainted with legends
that rendered the saints and the celebration of their festivals popular . The King of
Light , father of aged Time , For example , the saints in Butler's Lives on this Hath
...
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... the It betokeneth warmth and growth ; day . Mu nase choil orst , “ My CandleIf
west , much milk , and fish in the sea ; mas bond upon you " is the customary If
north , much cold , and storms there will be ; salutation , and means , in plain
words ...
... the It betokeneth warmth and growth ; day . Mu nase choil orst , “ My CandleIf
west , much milk , and fish in the sea ; mas bond upon you " is the customary If
north , much cold , and storms there will be ; salutation , and means , in plain
words ...
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In Paris it is by no means unever industrious . Mr. Ellis shows that it common for a
man of 8,000 or 10,000 was a new year's day custom in ancient francs a year to
make presents on new Rome for tradesmen to work a little only , year's day ...
In Paris it is by no means unever industrious . Mr. Ellis shows that it common for a
man of 8,000 or 10,000 was a new year's day custom in ancient francs a year to
make presents on new Rome for tradesmen to work a little only , year's day ...
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... who holds fast the Golden Mean , friendship ; if to my benefactor , a token And
lives contentedly between of my gratitude ; if to the poor , which at The little and
the great , this season must never be forgot , it shall Feels not the wants that
pinch ...
... who holds fast the Golden Mean , friendship ; if to my benefactor , a token And
lives contentedly between of my gratitude ; if to the poor , which at The little and
the great , this season must never be forgot , it shall Feels not the wants that
pinch ...
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No , no ; not her ; I at the duress of another , that he also finds mean her , there .
himself nailed . Efforts at extrication in10th Boy . Oh , her ; she's the shop- crease
mirth , nor is the presence of a conwoman ; all the pastrycooks always try stable ...
No , no ; not her ; I at the duress of another , that he also finds mean her , there .
himself nailed . Efforts at extrication in10th Boy . Oh , her ; she's the shop- crease
mirth , nor is the presence of a conwoman ; all the pastrycooks always try stable ...
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