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<title><![CDATA[Comentarios al libro: OUR HOLIDAYS: THEIR MEANING AND SPIRIT; RETOLD FROM ST. NICHOLAS]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[To most young people, holidays mean simply freedom from lessons and a good time. All this they should mean-and something more. It is well to remember, for example, that we owe the pleasure of Thanksgiving to those grateful Pilgrims who gave a feast of thanks for the long-delayed rain that saved their withering crops-a feast of wild turkeys and pumpkin pies, which has been celebrated now for nearly three centuries. It is most fitting that the same honor paid to Washington's Birthday is now given]]></description>
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