Christmas of 1918 at the Glen and City
Ira Vance and wife await word from Emery about a Christmas visit as The Stranger arrives amid family tensions. Emery dismisses Christmas, Eleanor longs for connection, and the tale intertwines faith, memory, and a looming family reunion at the House in the Glen.
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Ira Vance
Emery
Eleanor
Commy
Bess
Glen
Vance
Vances
Emery Tru
Tommy
Hess
Will Darrow
The
Bich
Hin
Darrow
Elizabeth Vance
Eleanor Shallen Vi
Nicanne
Ira
the Glen
Darrew
Jove
Gate of Understanding
Uratlgon Vis
Christmas in the Hearthside Tale Night
A grandmother and grandfather tell a short, cozy Christmas story by the hearth as Bess and others listen. The hound sleeps beside them while the clock marks eight, and a quiet, intimate mood settles over the room during tale time.
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Bess
Grandmother
Deen
Christ Child Story Brings Joy to Tommy at Grandmother's
Tommy struggles to sleep as Grandfather tells of a Christ-child alive today who can bring happiness. The tale contrasts home contrasts, noting mother’s renewed presence and wondering if Father would share in Christmas wonder too. Turin to page 3.
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Tom
Glen Road
Gandfather
Tommy
Heart of God
Heart of Man
Heart of Nature
Nature
Earth
God
Mary
Joseph
Bethlehem
Christ-hoby
Christ
Manger
Herod
Father
Pranamothers Pecause
Toby
Grandfather
Grandmother’s
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