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"Philip wanted to have threads and echoes of 'Christbaum' surfacing in 'The Tree of Life' in a distant key, which sounded 'other-worldly,' like reminiscing about a happy memory," Johnson Manning says.
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Although the Christbaum of the Germans, the Yggdrasill of the Scandinavians, and the Christmas tree of the English speaking nations are still regarded as belonging exclusively to Christianity, their birthplace was the far East, and their origin long anterior to our present era.
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Ulysses James Joyce 1911
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