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“'9 are made familiar with carols
in many various ways at this seasonl
of the your.
Yet, although Um “on! has boon
for u long period particularly asso-
ciated with Christmas. it was not al-
ways so. ‘ Authorities differ as to
its derivation, opinions varying b4:-
iwcen Latin, Celtic, and French. In
regard to the latter the word "car—
ols" is undoubtedly old French. and
it is still used in the Marne to six-
nify dance and (etc.
In olden days a carol was a ring
dance with song accompaniment—a
ring 01.1mm and womcn holding
hands and moving around in danc-
ing stop. singing as they Wont. There
are many references to the word
”carol" in old English literature. on
for instance. the following. from
(‘lmuror'o "Tho helm: of lllmtnchr
tho Duchrssc" (1369).
I saw her dunner: so comely.
t'nrol and sing so swrctl)‘.
And lhia from Simkosponrr:
'l‘hm carol thc‘y hogan that, hour,
\\'ith :t in"): and n 110. cm] 11 hr}-
m/nino. '
As to Hu- association with “It;
wont (.‘hriraimus. Bishop Jot-om:
’l‘nyior says: “The uldvst rum! Wax
tlmt 3-1an M ihv lua\‘rtil}' hunt
wlirn tlm M11): of tho fiztuour was
:nmounrml in the ulwrhvnis on tht-
lull-.mra u! l‘u Hiltlit‘ni."
The utrliost Christmas carol “as
‘Vi‘lllt‘i‘i in the fourth comm by
Aurelius I‘rutivntius. Th. Oltlccl
English carol is the "Ancclus ad
Virgincm." contained in a rhurch
umnuscr’ipt of tho ihirtccnth or
fourteenth century. ‘Thc first Eng-
lish collection of carols was pub-
liahed by Wynkyn do \Vnrdc. to
15:1.
Proof of the antiquity of many
lingual: carols is to be found in the
number or times the source of ori-
gin is simply given an “Traditional."
This appiiu to such famous exam-
lpiva no "God Rut You Merry, Gen-
tlemen." and ”The Cherry Tree."
Tim first named has been, and is.
irrsqurntiy distoru-d by n misplaced
comma. making it read: "God ken
You. Merry Gentlemen." Even in
l.’l(‘i\f‘n5' clmlc‘. "The Chrittmna
(‘xu-oi." 1hr innorrcct version up-
were. The sense intended is "God
rum. (or know) you merry" lit this
ilmu of the your. ‘
Another famous, "Traditional" is
"The Lord A! First Did Adam
Make." with its rvtrnin: "For this is
(‘hristnms l'h r." This is always sun:
on the inshmvutiomd any in
Paul's cathedral.
No :mrmmt u: ('urola. houmpr
bllvf, would 1w romplrlc- Without
mvntimx of “(loud King: “Tun-s-
ins." Anothor ancient (‘tll'lll spo-
clnlly popular among rhiidron‘is "I
Saw Throw Ships t‘omv Sailing In.”
Th“ anuntvm zirc HIM) fond of
”’i'hn First, Kori." .\mi N line old
curul. "Crm‘iiml in itrlltic-hc mfi' enm-
pmnd lay Urizmalo (lilwinuw. “‘85 un-
Lti’llltd by Sir i-‘rodn‘rlrll “ridge: a
few ycam ago from tho architect o!
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