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"While Shepherds Watched their Flocks was the first carol to cross over from secular traditions to the church," Prof Dibble said.
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"While Shepherds Watched their Flocks was the first carol to cross over from secular traditions to the church," Prof Dibble said.
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"Flocks" of flying-fish sparkle in the sun with troops of bonitos gliding watchful below, while above them the sky will sometimes be literally clouded with predatory birds, -- gulls, boobies, gannets, tropic and frigate-birds, albatrosses, and a score of other kinds but little known, and as yet undescribed by the naturalist.
The Ocean Waifs A Story of Adventure on Land and Sea Mayne Reid 1850
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The two series certainly have a lot in common: they're both fantasy series, they both revolve around teens, and they both boast a strong adult following as well (not to mention the fact that the family of half-bird, half-humans, called the Flocks, lives in a remote house.
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The two series certainly have a lot in common: they're both fantasy series, they both revolve around teens, and they both boast a strong adult following as well (not to mention the fact that the family of half-bird, half-humans, called the Flocks, lives in a remote house.
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The two series certainly have a lot in common: they're both fantasy series, they both revolve around teens, and they both boast a strong adult following as well (not to mention the fact that the family of half-bird, half-humans, called the Flocks, lives in a remote house.
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The two series certainly have a lot in common: they're both fantasy series, they both revolve around teens, and they both boast a strong adult following as well (not to mention the fact that the family of half-bird, half-humans, called the Flocks, lives in a remote house.
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The two series certainly have a lot in common: they're both fantasy series, they both revolve around teens, and they both boast a strong adult following as well (not to mention the fact that the family of half-bird, half-humans, called the Flocks, lives in a remote house.
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The two series certainly have a lot in common: they're both fantasy series, they both revolve around teens, and they both boast a strong adult following as well (not to mention the fact that the family of half-bird, half-humans, called the Flocks, lives in a remote house.
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The two series certainly have a lot in common: they're both fantasy series, they both revolve around teens, and they both boast a strong adult following as well (not to mention the fact that the family of half-bird, half-humans, called the Flocks, lives in a remote house.
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