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| Wrenning Day (26 Devember, St. Stephen's Day, so called because of a local custom among villagers to stone a wren to death on that day in commemoration of the stoning of St. Stephen) | |||
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| Wrenning Day (26 Devember, St. Stephen's Day, so called because of a local custom among villagers to stone a wren to death on that day in commemoration of the stoning of St. Stephen) | |||