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Herald & Uirtem 23 November '83

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many, Weihnachslied; and in English, carols. Originally, carols were round dances often accompanied by singing. But in any language they were the music with which the people celebrated the season In England during the Middle Ages it became the custom for the children of a village to mix a bowl of hot ale and spices and take it to each home sometime during the twelve days of Christmas. They would sing a carol and call out Waes-heil (which meant, in Middle English, “be well”). Everyone in the home would then drink a toast to good health in the coming year. Later it became the custom for wealthy householders or

landowners to mix a huge bowl of wassail, as it came to be known, and the poor of the village or the landowner’s tenants would come to the door, sing a

carol, and be served a cupful of the heated ale. In time caroling came to be called “wassailing.” Rtprinfd from Historic Denver Newt. Doe. mi.

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