Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 229
formers may disguise themselves as simply or as elaborately as they wish—wearing masks,blackening their faces, or wearing heads of birds and animals, the idea being that every one in the family exceptthe squire himself must be transformed from what they were. Handkerchiefs held by all the mummers,… … VIII. Christmas Games. 44 Hnd when thats spent the dayUXc 11 Christmas gambols play,Ht hot cockles beside,Hnd then go to all-bide,With many other pretty toys —JVIen, women, youths, maids, girls and boys. All joined in the Christmas sports, grown people as well as children, and those most popular…
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