mummer

No one seems to be about but the mummers anyway.

The one on the end was some sort of damned mummer.

The Mummers will need to sleep too, she told herself, hoping it was true.

"If he falls off, who do you think will find him first, the wolves or the Mummers?"

"The mummers had sailed by the time he was done with me.

I continued to suck as mummers floated about the room.

"I will seek out this mummer; but no word of my going, do you hear?"

But the Christmas mummers remained - and some who read this will be able to recall them.

They may poke and prod the mummers or ask them questions.

They would then provide entertainment such as mummers or miracle plays and food for the poor of their community.

You will never find behavior like this at a Mummers Parade.

I did not love those decadent and cynical French mummers.

But the mummer had gone so far as to assume the type of the Red Death.

Sometimes he even made the other Mummers scourge him.

"Mummers use them in their follies, to give the heroes something to fight."

Mummers were groups of people who performed religious plays.

About 15,000 mummers perform in the parade each year.

The hosts must guess the mummers' identities before offering them food or drink.

Each mummer maintains his own costume, repairing it as necessary.

After the competition, the Mummers will present a one-hour concert at the town square.

Some mummers' faces are blackened or painted red by way of disguise.

Sometimes he even wept, until he heard the Mummers laughing.

Words he had never meant to speak came tumbling out of him like mummers from a hollow horse.

Thus it is with the lingering Mummers at Christmas in the country.

With the parade they spent months preparing for over, the Mummers let loose and celebrate.