Christmas Gift Giving Sparks Family Restraint Debate
A fragment recalls English parents debating gift giving options two days apart. They resist a longer period and decide to transfer St. Nicholas celebrations to Christmas Eve, choosing a single day of giving over two.
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St. Nicholas
Children stage Mother Goose tableau to greet Santa Claus
A playful scene shows children plotting to appear as Mother Goose characters to glimpse Santa. They practice still poses in costume, hang stockings, and rehearse lines while awaiting midnight, then grow tired as their tableau continues.
Santa Clauses Visit in a Christmas Play Scene
The pageant shows Santa entering as Mother Goose children sleep and miss him. He fills stockings and gifts and Horn of Boy Blue is blown. Morning awakens Fred, Harry, Dorothy, and friends who realize they missed Santa. A reflective verse ends the scene with Christmas devotion.
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Fred
Ruth
Santa Claus
Earl
Gladys
Dorothy
Harry
Papa
Bart
Santa Clam
Jack Horner
Miss Muffet
Bari
Jack
Jill
Pap
Mamma
Boy Blue
Horn
Mother Goose
Miss Maffet
Tonin
The Gift
The Christmas chimes fill the air with unearthly music. The reader sits listening as cares drift away. The poem evokes peace amid street turmoil and human anxieties.
Merry Christmas Verse From Rk Munkitrice
A light verse notes a white Christmas with snow and a cheerful shovel turning to gold coins. It ends with a festive Irish reference and the signature Rk Munkitrice.
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Rk. K. Munkittrice
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