The Ghost Ships
smoot just t spins on its spindle and starts to unravel its o w one could call, elsewching hour --
I sahree ships come sailing in,
Cmas Day, Cmas Day,
I sahree ships come sailing in
On Cmas Day in the morning.
t as g s smas past.
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Yet more mistletoe dangled from t invitation to the free exchange of precious bodily fluids.
And buncs of red ribbon? is a wassail bob.
t you did to took out a jar of o give trees tmas drink. All over Somerset, all over Dorset, everyry of Old England, time out of mind, trees at Cmas, get them.
You pour tree trunks, let it run doo ts. You fire off guns, you c. You serenade ture apple crop and next years burgeoning, you quot;; toast ty in last years juices.
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t explosion of green leaves, red berries, , red seeds from bursting pomegranates, of spattering ctering flo to ttered uous flesree spirits and fertility goddesses rived to cmas