BY CHARLES DICKENS

_Charles Dickens was a stanch friend not only of the child but of all

humanity. No writer, perhaps, has succeeded in portraying so

strikingly the humorous and pathetic in human character. Much of

Dickens's reputation for ability in this direction is due to his

success with the particular story given herewith. The man or woman

who does not know Scrooge, the Ghost that scared him half to death,

and what this story stands for, has still something to learn, both of

literature and of life._

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