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Stories For Christmas

by Charles Dickens

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A Christmas green cloth cover decorated in gold and black with satin red ribbon. States stories first published by Dickens in 1871. According to publishers, an original, authentic facsimile edition of a 100 year old manuscript.
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Great old classic stories that I like to re-read once a year. ( )
  magst | Oct 14, 2007 |
Some of the stories in the book, though different in names and places, all carry the same plot. A spoiled Christmas is saved by the hero in a magnificent turn about. If you have read his "Christmas Carol," the rest will not be interesting. The book is worth having just for the lead story. ( )
  temsmail | Jan 19, 2007 |
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Contents:
Christmas carol -- Chimes -- Cricket on the hearth -- From "Household words": A Christmas tree ; What Christmas is as we grow older ; The poor relations story ; The child's story ; The schoolboy's story ; Nobody's story ; The seven poor travellers ; The holly tree ; The wreck of the Golden Mary ; The perils of certain English prisoners ; Going into society -- From "All the year round": The haunted house ; A message from the sea ; Tom Tiddlers ground ; Somebody's luggage.
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A Christmas green cloth cover decorated in gold and black with satin red ribbon. States stories first published by Dickens in 1871. According to publishers, an original, authentic facsimile edition of a 100 year old manuscript.

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AR 6.7, 5 Pts - Christmas Carol
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