How Baboushka Found the Christ Child
In a snowbound Russian village on Christmas Eve a dying moujik named Katoma entrusts his son Ossip to Baboushka a kind recluse who feeds shelters and welcomes a crippled boy Petrosha and a wandering girl Vasalissa. Baboushka recalls a star guiding her and learns the Christ Child lives in the heart of the helper.
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Katoma
Farfiway
Russia
Kvatoma
Ossip
Antoni Wis
Oss
Baboushka
Babeoushka
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Vasalissa
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Belgian Christmas Eve Procession Dazzles Townsfolk
An old Belgian Christmas procession lights the streets with music and color. children in white blue pink or yellow carry badges or ribbons to shrine relics while spectators gaze on reverently as flower strewn pavements glow.
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Iitteburg
Christmas Menus For A Cosmopolitan Holiday Spread
A 10 plus guest menu feature presents two Christmas menus with oysters, turkey, goose, truffles, chestnuts, potato dishes, and desserts. We note variations include oysters on the half shell, consomme, halibut cutlets, roast goose, giblet gravy, and fruit desserts with nuts. The article praises simple prep, balanced soups, and the turkey stuffed with nuts, with a playful aside on language.
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Candle Omens At Christmas Eve In A Romance Scene
Amy and Wetherell linger over the last candle on the Christmas tree and discuss a superstition that unmarried pairs who blow it out together will marry in the same church. They kiss and depart as Barker alerts of导航 light. The two pursue a path home, misled by a telegraph wire toward Unity.
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