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The Carnal and the Crane : ウィキペディア英語版 | The Carnal and the Crane "The Carnal and the Crane" is Child ballad 55 and a Christmas carol.〔Francis James Child, ''English and Scottish Popular Ballads'', ("The Carnal and the Crane" )〕 It depicts a conversation between two birds—apparently, although the species of the "carnal" has never been identified with any certainty, though crow is generally assumed. ==Synopsis== A carnal tells a crane about the birth of Jesus: that he was born in a stable, of a virgin, and slept in a manger; that the Magi told King Herod of the birth, Herod said that if it were true, the cock on his table would revive and crow, and the cock did so; that Herod ordered the Massacre of the Innocents, that St. Joseph had to flee to Egypt and beasts worshiped Jesus on the way; that a husbandman's seed were miraculously sown and brought to harvest when Jesus passed, he reported that to Herod, and Herod, assuming that the growth has been natural, pulled back because he would never have been able to catch them if they were three-quarters of the year ahead.
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