Public-domain ebook
by John Ashton
Language: en1,176 downloads on Project Gutenberg
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In: Christmas·Mythology, Legends & Folklore·History - Other
Public-domain ebook sourced from Project Gutenberg #19979.
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I do not craue mo thankes to haue, than geuen to me all ready be; but this is all, to such as shall peruse this booke. That, for my sake, they gently take what ere they finde against their minde, when he, or she, shal minded be therein to looke.
Tusser.
A righte Merrie Christmasse!!!
In it the reader will find its History, Legends, Folk-lore, Customs, and Carols--in fact, an epitome of Old Christ-tide, forming a volume which, it is hoped, will be found full of interest.
JOHN ASHTON.
A righte Merrie Christmasse!!!
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