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Friday, December 25, 2009
Friday, December 25, 2009
12:01 am by Cristina in Messages from BB 6 comments
BrontëBlog would like to wish all Brontëites out there a very happy Christmas: may you 'greet with joy the glorious morn' and may Peace 'smile from heaven' as Anne Brontë put it in her famous poem Music on Christmas Morning.
You can read it, listen to it on LibriVox, with a musical background by Henry J.E. Holmes, read Paul Reiners's score or look at a picture on flickr.
We hope all Brontëites around the world will find a Brontë-connected little something in their stocking!
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You can read it, listen to it on LibriVox, with a musical background by Henry J.E. Holmes, read Paul Reiners's score or look at a picture on flickr.
We hope all Brontëites around the world will find a Brontë-connected little something in their stocking!
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