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On one special October dark night
there’ll be a treat, a trick, or a fright given to many a costumed youngster hoping to find candy but no monster. On Halloween night, one just might encounter many a heart-stopping sight, like a witch with warts on her nose, straggly hair, and holes in her hose. Goblins and ghosts hide from the light of jack-o-lanterns burning so bright. Only brave children prowl the street, hoping fervently nothing bad to meet. What causes this unusual, eerie scene? It’s just children enjoying Halloween.
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