Question

which line in this excerpt from the poem sir gawain and the green knight shows that t christmas celebration? of the service itself i need say no more, for well you will know no title was wanting, another noise and a new was well - nigh at hand, that the lord might have leave his life to nourish... the stout king stands in state till a wonder shall appear, he leads, with heart elate, high mirth in the new year... and the first course come to that company fair, there hurtles in at the hall - door an unknown rider, one the greatest on ground in growth of his frame

Explanation:

The question asks for the line referencing Christmas/New Year celebration. Among the lines, "High mirth in the New Year..." directly points to festive celebration tied to the Christmas/New Year period, which aligns with the query.

Answer:

High mirth in the New Year. . .