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British Popular Customs, Present and Past

Note 70 — June 23.] MIDSUMMER EVE—St. JOHN’S EVE.

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The boundary of each tin-mine in Cornwall is marked by a long pole with a bush at the top of it. These on St. John’s Day are crowned with flowers.—Brand, Pop. Antiq., 1849, vol. i. p. 318.

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