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purely regiShal in character, bespeak Norman, Saxon, Viking and ancient British origins.
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“Jul-Nis«v” die benevolent little man of the attic, is the essence of Christmas for many people in Denmark. Although he Is seen by no one except the family cat, thj^Jittle man, who lives in the attic and tends the farm/animals, is responsible for in ings in the
Before goli mas Eve, the
nmischicvous happento
bed on Christish
children climb the attic sth^rs and place a bowl of porridge and a pitcher of milk before the door. They arise
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