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Merry Christmas
ANON In the rush of the merry morning, ...

The Fir Tree
HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN Out in the forest stood a pr...

The Goblins Christmas

The Festival Of St Nicholas
MARY MAPES DODGE We all know how, before the Christm...

A Christmas Piece
Of garnered rhyme, from hidden stores of olden time tha...

Fairy Faces
ANON Out of the mists of childhood, ...

Christmas Carol
PHILLIPS BROOKS The earth has grown old with...

Christmas Bells

JOHN KEBLE

Wake me to-night, my mother dear,
That I may hear
The Christmas Bells, so soft and clear,
To high and low glad tidings tell,
How God the Father loved us well;
How God the Eternal Son
Came to undo what we had done.





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