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PICCANINNIES BY ISABEL MAUD PEACOCKE 0

PICCANINNIES BY ISABEL MAUD PEACOCKE

PICCANINNIES If your heart is pure, and your eyes are clear, And you come the one right day of the year, And eat of the fruit of the Magic Tree The wee Bush Folk...

THE PARSON (REYNARD THE FOX, 1920) by JOHN MASEFIELD 0

THE PARSON (REYNARD THE FOX, 1920) by JOHN MASEFIELD

And with him came the stock which grew him— The parson and his sporting wife, She was a stout one, full of life With red, quick, kindly, manly face. She held the knave, queen,...

Happy “TELL A FAIRY TALE DAY”! (26th of February) 0

Happy “TELL A FAIRY TALE DAY”! (26th of February)

February 26th is the inofficial “Tell a fairy tale day“! We encourage you to browse around on fairytalenight.com or check out the latest videos on our Youtube Channel. And most important of all: Go...

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Best 7 Fairy and Folk Tales about Lying

Top 7 Fairy and Folk Tales about Lying Lies and liars have always been an important theme in fairy tales and every tradition has got it’s own takes on the morality of lies. There are...

Silent night (1818) by Franz Xaver Gruber 0

Silent night (1818) by Franz Xaver Gruber

“Silent Night” (German: Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht) is a popular Christmas carol, composed in 1818 by Franz Xaver Gruber to lyrics by Joseph Mohr in the small town of Oberndorf bei Salzburg, Austria. It was declared an intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO in 2011. The song...