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.CHRISTMAS EVE 65 |
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excepting that it ran occasionally into a falsetto, like the notes of a split reed, he quavered forth a quaint old ditty,—
Now Christmas is come,
Let us beat up the drum, And call all our neighbours together;
And when they appear,
Let us make them such cheer, As will keep out the wind and the weather, etc. |
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The supper had disposed every one to gaiety, and an old harper was summoned from the
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