Christmas Calf Tears at Quiet English Village
Miss Minna Gascoigne faces social pressure over a starved calf causing property damage and neighborly strife in Axminster county. As criticism mounts, Greville returns the calf to bring relief, and Miss Minna contemplates giving up the haunting animal to reclaim happiness and secure a joyous wedding.
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Willoughbys
Greville
Foroys
Jonanan
Minna
Titis
Tims
Groville
Miss Minna
the Willoughbys
Jack
Mr. Percy
George
Mr. Perey
Grayville
Mrs. Merington
Percy
Miss Gascoigne
Holts
Willoughby
Mr. Willoughby
Mrs. Willoughby
Spon
Heighel
Mr. Merington
Éanigo
New York
Percys
Vaughan
Holt
Dick Trevor
Percy Latham
Elmhurst
Europe
Eclor
Mr. Armitage
Graville
Axminster
Phil
Philbins
Choosing a Bride in Rustic Christmas Custom
An old Russia tale describes a Christmas Eve ritual where a hostess veils all maidens with cloth strips. Suitors then pick by chance, revealing identity by touch. The chosen pair wed as fate dictates and bribery may aid luck, though happiness often follows.
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Walton
Billy
Sam
Russia
Thither
Papoose
Lot
Chance
The Holly Green Holiday Verse in Atlanta Constitution
A festive verse from the Atlanta Constitution celebrates Christmas themes with images of holly green bright flags and bells, spreading hope as shadows fade and rivers and seas appear serene, tying the season to hearts and homes.
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Atlanta Constitution
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Ned Westfield
Sam Walton
Billy Trotter
Jeannes
Miss Minne
Colonel Holbrook
Sterling
Czar