The Night Before Christmas and Other Popular Stories For Children by Various
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"And now, my dears, you must go to bed, or Santa Claus will not be
able to find your stockings." "Oh! I hope I shall have what I want to-morrow!" said Gracie. "And I, too," echoed Helen. "And your story was very nice, nursie." "Good-night, and call us early in the morning." SANTA CLAUS'S LETTER. Christmas was coming. Jamie and Ted had already begun to write long letters to Santa Claus. But one thing was rather queer: both boys asked him for the same things. Each little letter ended with,--"Just like Brother's." They agreed to ask for only one sled. They would rather ride together. Now was not this very sweet and loving? One night, after they had gone to bed, Jamie said, "Ted, if Santa Claus brings us skates, Jim can teach us how to use them." "Oh, yes; and if we get fur mittens it will be such fun to make a fort." |
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