The Ceremonies For Candlemas Day By Robert Herrick

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Kindle The Christmas Brand, And Then Till Sunset Let It Burn; Which Quench'D, Then Lay It Up Again, Till Christmas Next Return. Part Must Be Kept, Wherewith To Teend The Christmas Log Next Year; And Where 'Tis Safely Kept, The Fiend Can Do No Mischief There.