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Last Christmas Eve and all Christmas Day Jurgis had toiled on the killing beds, and Ona at wrapping hams, and still they had found strength enough to take the children for a walk upon the avenue, to see the store windows all decorated with Christmas trees and ablaze with electric lights.

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Years later, the girl - all grown up - spots the dress in a thrift store window. It's perfect for her own daughter - so a new journey of a girl and her dress begins.

The Dress and the Girl

and declare art an appointment plucked from a shoe store window.

TVEITT IN ABSENTIA

Whenever he got a chance that afternoon, he would look out the store window to be sure the car was still there.

New Case car owner short on two counts

The first many customers knew about the closure was a sign stuck in the store window.

Shopping centre's Next clothes store shuts up for good

One day, a bird leads her to a store window filled with a lush ocean of greenery.

FLORETTE

Christmas tree, toys and ornaments displayed in a store window - Photo courtesy/Kareem CAIRO -- 20 December 2017: As the Christmas season rolls around, the Governor of Cairo, Atef Abdel Hamid, announced on Wednesday that Cairo's public parks will open their doors to the public for free on Christmas day, which falls on January 7.

Cairo's public parks offer free admission on Christmas day

The concept of holiday department store window displays was said to have started with (http://www.visitmacysusa.com/blog/herald-square-holiday-windows) Macy's , as the retailer began featuring in the early 1870s.

New York Continues Long Tradition Of Holiday Window Displays

It was Thanksgiving weekend, 1936, and hundreds of Clintonians filed past a store window on High Street.

Seeing the shawl in the window

His survey pairs social observation with an artistic eye to consider urban displays as varied as graffiti, murals and store window displays.

American artifacts

A DEPARTMENT store window was smashed, causing more than PS2,000 worth of damage.