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共 20 段- That curious little tract "An Hue and Cry after Christmas" b
- They have rumbled through the streets, and jolted over the s
- When they came to say good-night, they were all very pale an
- The custom, which is called "hunting the wren," is generally
- Nöel! Nöel!
- The stage is now quite dark, and for a few moments the aisle
- But now, little Aaron, having become used to the weaver's aw
- Oh, what tender, sudden faces
- But though seated at the Chancellor's table, and no doubt su
- Down at the foot of the Bowery is the "panhandlers' beat," w
- A certain stir and bustle in the street evidently portended
- To-day is Christmas day, and I have thought much of you all
- "I don't know," said I uncertainly; "I am sure of so little,
- One other guest remains to be described. He was a young man
- "You will not understand it," replied Gervayse Hastings, fee
- "And when I've got my sword, of course 'twill be much finer,
- Order being restored--the young lord (who, to say truth, had
- When we came into the air we found a bitter frost; the whole
- "As Little Children in a Darkened Hall"
- Shorn, however, as it is, of its ancient and festive honours