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He would make the public offering on the Epiphany in Westminster Abbey.
2
For a week it shines out, to welcome their guests at Epiphany.
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The vigil of Epiphany is a privileged vigil of the second class.
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It was many, many years ago on a late evening near Epiphany.
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They will do so next Sunday for the Feast of the Epiphany.
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The senators asked FINRA to respond to their requests by January 6.
2
No treatment was adopted, and the horse was destroyed on January 6.
3
Australia's Asian Cup defence begins against Jordan in Al-Ain on January 6.
4
The annual convention, the world's largest consumer technology trade show, begins January 6.
5
Initially, he said, another studio had planned a January 6 release.
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Given at the Council Chamber in Dublin, this Twelfth day of December, 1807.
2
Saturday the Twelfth day of May, 1526.
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On p. 403 of the same volume another correspondent writes as to the custom on Twelfth day eve in Devonshire.
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This evening Sir W. Pen came to invite me against next Wednesday, being Twelfth day, to his usual feast, his wedding day.
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At the command of the archbishop on Twelfth day, which is the sixth of January, all the great lords assembled in the churchyard.
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The quite inevitable shock came on the evening of the twelfth day.
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They followed him, and on Twelfth Day laid the charter before him.
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Every twelfth day was my free day, and that was a good day.
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We were then greatly rejoiced; this was the twelfth day of our voyage.
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On the twelfth day, two of our number died and were cast overboard.
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It was on the twelfth day of the hunt that the sheep-herder found them.
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The twelfth day dawned normally, and she felt much better, almost, she thought, euphoric.
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What do you give to your true love on the twelfth day of Christmas?
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It was the twelfth day of October, of last year.
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On the twelfth day of Christmas-ahem-theWorldCup, the round dozen would fit snugly.
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One steamer sails every twelfth day from Portland to Seattle.
