[1] Hosanna, p. 122. New Church Board of Publication, 3 West 29th St., New York.

[2] From The Nursery, Vol. 27 (1880).

[3] See note on Fireplace, p. 313.

[4] Copyright, 1893, by the John Church Company. Used by permission.

[5] By permission of the Universalist Publishing House.

[6] Courtesy of Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Company.

[7] See note on Fireplace, p. 313.

[8] See note on Carols, p. 315.

[9] See note on Tree, p. 314, and on Tree-songs, p. 315.

[10] See note on Fireplace, p. 313.

[11] Quoted from St. Nicholas, by courtesy of Tudor Jenks and The Century Company.

[12] See note on Tree, p. 314, and on Carols, p. 315.

[13] See note on Fireplace, p. 313.

[14] See note on Carols, p. 315.

[15] See p. 315.

[16] See note, p. 119.

[17] "Songs and Games for Little Ones" (p. 89). See Suggestions for Carols, p. 315.

[18] Carol used by Waits: "NoËl! NoËl! the Christ is born" (p. 62, "Songs and Games for Little Ones"). No better marching song can be found. See Suggestions for Carols, p. 315.

[19] See note on Tree, p. 314, and Tree-song, p. 315.

[20] See note, p. 315.

[21] By courtesy of Miss K.A. Prichard and The Century Company.

[22] See note on Fireplace, p. 313.

[23] As the boys would hardly have been permitted to finish their song, the mother may leave the room before they begin, coming back to reprove them sharply when it is over.

[24] See note on Carols, p. 315.

[25] See note on Carols, p. 316.

[26] By permission of Mrs. Freeman and of Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Company.

[27] See note on Fireplace, p. 313.

[28] Words printed in "A Puritan Christmas," p. 136.

[29] See p. 315.

[30] See note, p. 146, in regard to the English, following "A Puritan Christmas."

[31] Courtesy of Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Company.

[32] Used by courtesy of Colonel Thomas E. Davis.

[33] See note on Fireplace, p. 313.

[34] Copyrighted, 1896, by Harper & Bros. Used by courtesy of Miss Hall and Harper & Bros.