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"Humph," said Joel, wearily, "Christmas is nothin' to me; there _was_ a time when it meant a great deal, but that was long ago  fifty years is a long stretch to look back over. S CHRISTMAS IS NOTHING TO ME THERE WAS A TIME WHEN IT MEANT A GREAT DEAL BUT THAT WAS LONG AGO FIFTY YEARS IT IS A LONG STRETCH TO LOOK BACK OVER
y dear, dost thou not hear The voice of the Master calling? Deep lies the snow upon the earth, But all the sky is ringing With joyous song, and all night long The stars shall dance, with singing. Oh, hush thee, little Dear-my-Soul, And close thine eyes in dreaming, And angels fair shall lead thee where The singing stars are beaming. A shepherd calls his little lambs, And he longeth to caress them; He bids them rest upon his breast, That his tender love may bless them. So, hush thee, little Dear-my-Soul, Whilst evening shades are falling, And above the song of the heavenly throng Thou shalt hear the Master calling. JOEL'S TALK WITH SANTA CLAUS One Christmas eve Joel Baker was in a most unhappy mood. He was lonesome and miserable; the chimes making merry Christmas music outside disturbed rather than soothed him, the jingle of the sleigh-bells fretted him, and the shrill whistling of the wind around the corners of the house and up and down the chimney seemed to grate harshly on his ears.   JOYLES TALK WITH SANTA CLAUS OF CHRISTMAS TALES AND CHRISTMAS FIRST DISEASED ALIBER FOX RECORDING ONLY BEFORE SECORDINGS OR IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FAR MORE INFORMATION OR THE VOLUNTEER PLAYS PHYSIC BEFORE STOT ORK CHRISTMAS TALES AND CHRISTMAS FIRST BY EUGENE FIELD JOYLES TALK WITH SANTA CLAUS ONE CHRISTMAS EVE JOYLE BAKER WAS IN A MOST UNHAPPY MOOD HE WAS LONESOME AND MISERABLE THE CHIMES MAKING MERRY CHRISTMAS MUSIC OUTSIDE DISTURBED RATHER THAN SHOWED HIM THE JINGLE OF THE SLATE BELLS FRET HIM AND THE SHRILL WHISTLING OF THE WIND AROUND THE CORNERS OF THE HOUSE AND UP AND DOWN THE CHIMNEY SEEMED TO GRINT HOARSELY ON HIS EAR
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