Walpurgis Night

Walpurgis Night has appeared many times in works of popular culture.

"We were together on Walpurgis night," he said now.

The next year his third novel, Walpurgis Night, was written.

For example, the two Walpurgis Nights are balanced against one another.

I'd as soon fly a broom on Walpurgis night.

Watch for the parallels between the two Walpurgis Nights.

You should read the Walpurgis Night scene without worrying too much about the obscure references.

Though the local folklore may have tainted its true meaning over the years there is still a possibility that this was once a Walpurgis night.

The use of bonfires is similar to Walpurgis Night.

The release date for this album coincides with Walpurgis Night.

(The title of this book is a play on "Walpurgis Night".

But the Walpurgis Night is timeless, especially in its relationship to Gretchen's story.

I have a list here of the company that Walpurgis Night,' Cohn said.

Germany had taken up the old worship enthusiastically; Walpurgis Night had come again.

Although the magazine is currently related to the Walpurgis Night, it was first published in Christmas 1948.

Translated from German to English the name means Walpurgis Night.

Walpurgis Night was coming up: 30 April.

It is a Faust-like journey, with a Walpurgis Night ending.

They are considered to be historically linked with Walpurgis Night and Beltane.

On Walpurgis Night, the young lads raise a Maypole to music.

The figures of the Walpurgis Night come from his study of alchemy, witchcraft, and magic.

Not even over Walpurgis Night.

The rockfall on the devil's pulpit occurred on Walpurgis Night of 1981.

"Walpurgis Night"

Newt Gingrich is the Republican who makes Democrats think of Walpurgis Night.