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Agatha Stewart’s Witch Tea Party (Hexenmahl) |
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A German rhyme that I recited for the children on Halloween night when they saw the Witch’s party. |
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The ladies are wearing their Samhain best and Cyndi even brought her favorite butterfly purse to impress Agatha. |
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Agatha is a very happy hostess because her friends brought her a special Broom for the occasion, all spruced up with flowers and whatnot. She’s already imagining how she’s going to remove all the “pretties” and throw on a few spiders and rats and take off for a test spin on her new broom. |
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