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| Augustus Cæsar having brought
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| When God at first created man
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| Come rejoice, all good Christians
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| God rest you merry, gentlemen
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| When Adam first in Paradise
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| Remember, O thou Man
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| To-morrow shall be my dancing day
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| I saw three ships come sailing in
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| When old Father Jacob was ready to die
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| God bless the master of this house
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| Upon Christmas Day in the morning
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| Come behold the Virgin Mother
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| There is a Child born of our blessed Virgin
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| Joseph was an old Man
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| Saint John, Saint John, was Christ's disciple
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| When bloody Herod reined king
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| When Jesus Christ was twelve years old
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| One God there is, of wisdom, glory, might
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| In those twelve days
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| When Herod in Jerusalem
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| Saint Stephen was an holy man
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| Hark the herald Angels sing
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| Hark, Hark! what news the Angels bring
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| Whilst Shepherds watch'd their flocks by night
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| Hail! ever hail! auspicious morn
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| As it fell out one May morning
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| As I pass'd by a river side
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| The first good joy our Mary had
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| The Moon shines bright and the Stars give a light
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