The Dickensian, Volumes 39-41Dickens Fellowship, 1942 |
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... story , " he cried . said to me , and they are my visitors . " 66 That's what Marley's Ghost 66 " The story is yours , " said the Spirit . People love to hear it . Christmas after Christmas it is read and recited or acted . It is always ...
... story , " he cried . said to me , and they are my visitors . " 66 That's what Marley's Ghost 66 " The story is yours , " said the Spirit . People love to hear it . Christmas after Christmas it is read and recited or acted . It is always ...
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... story - telling the tales are original , possibly short stories he had by him , but that he , too , could make imitation old legends is shown by his Five Sisters and the Bladud story . 66 66 Plots of stories really matter very little to ...
... story - telling the tales are original , possibly short stories he had by him , but that he , too , could make imitation old legends is shown by his Five Sisters and the Bladud story . 66 66 Plots of stories really matter very little to ...
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... story . He was followed by Mrs. Bacon , whose theme was the women , particularly Mrs. Fezziwig with her vast substantial smile ; Mrs. Cratchit in her twice - turned gown - not forgetting Scrooge's sweetheart , and the plump sister in ...
... story . He was followed by Mrs. Bacon , whose theme was the women , particularly Mrs. Fezziwig with her vast substantial smile ; Mrs. Cratchit in her twice - turned gown - not forgetting Scrooge's sweetheart , and the plump sister in ...
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