sweep chimney
Charles lamb
Of course not. There are no chimney sweeps and stuff like that Victorians, by definition, lived in Victorian times that is when Queen Victoria was on the throne
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The hanging of stockings at Christmas comes from a story about a poor widower who had to two daughters. They were very poor and the father could not afford to give his daughters any dowries. St. Nicholas heard of this family and threw gold coins down the chimney. These coins landed in the daughters stockings that were hanging on the mantel of the fireplace to dry after washing. The next morning the daughters found the gold coins which was enough for their dowries. The townspeople heard of this and started hanging stockings on their mantels as well. And the tradition begins.
santa comes down the chimney
He climbs on your roof and comes down your chimney.
No, he comes down the chimney!
so that the smoke which comes out of the chimney is kept away from choking in the nearby area. pd
because santa comes
a thife that who, they called that thife santa clouse
In both . smoke comes out at one end!
very thick smoke
It means you have a crow in your house.
He comes down the chimney. Siôn Corn is the welsh name for Santa Claus. "Siôn" is the Welsh version of John and "Corn" comes from "corn simne" meaning "chimney stack".
Santa comes down your chimney at exactly 12:00 (midnight).
if you mean reuse the energy that comes out of a chimney, then yes. carbon dioxide gases from industrial chimneys can be fed to algae which can in turn produce biodiesel fuel. wave of the future. additionally, you can hang your socks above the chimney to dry.