Christmas Morning Meeting With Nellie In London
Early in the day Nellie, a poor ten year old girl, gazes at a confectioners window on a busy West End street. A passing lady hurries into the shop. A cab carries a man and a ten year old girl who gives Nellie a shiny coin to buy cakes, and Dorothy urges Nellie to enter the shop as well.
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The Spirit of the North Pole Appears in Falkhurst Cave
Dorothy meets Phasma and a host of fairy figures in a cliff cave near Falkhurst. The Spirit of the North Pole warns of peril and hints at a mortal who dares to seek her secret while the fairies discuss progress and danger in a dreamlike vision.
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Dorothy and the Fairies in a Christmas Morning Surprise
Dorothy wanders with Phasma into a cave to meet a fairy who hints her father will succeed with a magical idea. A night of dancing, a cliff collapse, and a awakening lead to Dorothy returning home with Nellie and a baby sister. A Christmas morning reveal confirms a lucky future for the family.
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The Tuletide Log A Relic Of Tite Pie Worshipers
A curious south eastern legend describes the Tuletide log practice with logs cut at dawn, family rituals, and the cool iron chain over the hearth. The tale ties Yule fire customs to Bethlehem and seethes in superstition about witches and luck for the year.
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Max Muller Reflects on Philosophy and Schopenhauer
In a late life remark, Max Muller praised Schopenhauer for grasping the Upanishads' deep meaning despite only a poor translation. He noted the immense acumen behind the Indian philosophy, as discussed in a conversation with a friend. His book Six Systems of Indian Philosophy appeared the year before his death.
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