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Blame the Cook

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Wish I dldn’t have to go to bed

when Saute Clause is going to come

I think pa and ma sits up all night,

And they’re the ones that has the

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’Twould be fun with him to romp

and play. . '

P'i-'aps he'd take me in his reindeer

sleigh

And give me s long and joyous ride,

And as we sped, oh far, far away _

I’d feel like some pumpkins by his

side.

aybe, now, he bas an airo-plane,

at we could see what little boys do That live away up in the blue sky.

' ‘lrlv J.” I wonder if they have Christmas, too,

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‘Tis Christmas day! the sunshine

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And worshippers wand their way Unto God's house this holy day

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Season or the Great Barggilinelwaeegivg. rea oc we carry for the Ronny

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man or wo- them ring father or wonderful

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was a belief among the peo- the chimes would rlus on

Day if they brought their

gitts‘and laid them on church. The king ap-

the next,Christmas for every

woman and child in the city to his gift.

came the king and laid his

crown upon the altar. The people gaz- ed in wonder and- sat waiting expec- tantly; for surely 'no gift could be more precious than the king's crown. But the chimes did not ring Then a soldier came and laid his sword upon the altar, but the ohiines did not ring.” A woman brought a beautiful dress, all of her own weaving, and laid it by the soldier’s sword, but there was no sonnd from the beitry. A maiden bro- ught flowers, planted and watered by her own hands. but still the chimes did not ring. _ _ Now there was a distant part of the city a little boy named Peter who for weeks had been saving a few small coins for his gift.; it had been very hard to save them, but at laat he was on his way withthese. his most pre- cious gift, to lay on the altar. He had nearly reached the steps of the church when a whine made lilm look down on the side walk. There in the doorway crouched a little dog with a broken leg. What should poor Peter do It was getthig late. If ho waited to take the dog home and bind his leg, the church would lie closed, and he would lose his chance to make the beautiful chimes ring. But another whine came from the dog. Peter took his hand from the pocketvwhcro the hard-earn- ed money lay. Picked up the dog in his arms and ran home as swiftly as he

could. As he came to the door he call-

ed to his brother Hans. "Hana, quick- ly, takc the money and run back to the church. Quickly, Hans! .-‘lt may ‘oe closed, andthe chimes have not been rung." _

Then he sot to‘ work hliiding up the

dog's leg His little'brother ran to the church. The. western sunlight was throwing long shadows down the ais- les, as the people sat waiting discour-

aged, liopiiig against hope, as one gift

after another was laid upon the altar und still the chimes were silent. .lust

a few left their places to pass out, giv-

ing up hope. a tiny boy came panting breathlessly up the steps, down the long aisle, straight to the altar, where he laid n few small coins.

Suddenly from out the long-silent

belfry broke the most wonderful inns- is-iiilling the church, the air, the city, with glorious harmony. People fell upon their knees in joy and thankful- ness, inen who had not prayed in years praised God, mothers held their little children more closely to their hearts The whole city seemed caught up in heavenly melody and held to the heart of God.

And from a window in a distant part

of the city ilttle~,l"eter's face looked out. its great longing changed into great peace. His own small gift had niade the chimes.l‘_ll1E at last_-Sel°ect- ed.

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"Suppose," said she. “we vow this year _

To give each other not 8. gift; "W

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Both you and I will practice thrift."

"Agreed," said lie. .“'I‘liis year to you No costly gift or gold l’ll bring, I'll4snve the cash. That's what l’ll do." And then she answered: “Stingy

thing!"

Swiftly time is onward stealing,

Christmas revelrles revealing,

And the mistletoe ls showing Pearls more precious than are glow-

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Magic lies in the mlsletoo.

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