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Brewers Dictionary
> Yule Log.
Yule (1 syl.).
Yule Swain (
The
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD
E. Cobham Brewer
18101897
. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898.
Yule Log.
A great log of wood laid in ancient times across the hearth-fire on Christmas Eve. This was done with certain ceremonies and much merry-making. (Norwegian,
juul,
Christmas.)
1
Ever at Yuletide, when the great log flamed
In chimney corner, laugh and jest went round.
Aldrich: Wyndham Towers,
stanza 5.
Yule (1 syl.).
Yule Swain (
The
).
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