The Birds' Christmas Carol by Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin
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not been for the strong hopes and wishes that filled her tired
heart, she could not have stayed long enough to keep that last merry Christmas with her dear ones. And so the old years, fraught with memories, die, one after another, and the new years, bright with hopes, are born to take their places; but Carol lives again in every chime of Christmas bells that peal glad tidings and in every Christmas anthem sung by childish voices. |
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