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«vHf. .iri* : ilhe .children are up early Christmas morning to see’what $£&| , Nick hast left them, awl, they are ,_t ..always, pleasantly .surrised to see.-"chft Of. Nick ha*'replaced the hay , and, carrots with, small gifts, toys } <u,d many, other su(prises., , '

Alter'' c ft u rch on Christmas morning groups, of men grotesques 1/ dressed are Seen .parading and sihgirtg from house to house. ‘

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In the afternoon there are faip* tly gatherings : when friends visit each other and there is skating on the dikes.'

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Qfi Ciristmi Dav friends caii upon neighbors to “let Christmas in”. Upop entering, the house, the caller sprinkles handfuls of grain i« the corners .of the house to a& sure bountiful crops ithe -coming year. ;{f .... *. : o %,

He then strikes the burning vule log with a poker and as the sparks

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