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Charles Dickens

It was Christmas Eve in London. The bells in the church

"Uncle, why do you call Christmas 'humbug'? It's the one holiday when people open their hearts and truly feel kind towards others. Even you can see that." Scrooge got up from his desk. He had small, round glasses sitting on the end of his nose. His face was red with anger and he frowned as he spoke.

Scrooge went quickly into his house, his heart still beating fast. The knocker was only a knocker, after all. So why did it frighten

"I am here, Ebenezer, to help you. I don't want you to become unhappy, like I am." "But you made lots of money, Jacob. You were a good businessman. How can you be unhappy?" "I never gave to the poor. I never helped others. That's

"Why? I know how I was. Tell Marley it's all right. I'll change.

The carriage stopped, and the young Scrooge and his sister

Suddenly, Scrooge stopped talking. "What's the matter?" "Nothing. I was just thinking of my own assistant, Bob Cratchit. I wasn't very nice to him today. Can we leave this

Scrooge was suddenly back in bed. He was shaking. Was it from the cold or was it from something else? He tried to hide under the bedclothes. He heard the wind blowing outside and then he heard someone calling his name.

It was night-time and the wind blew the snow off the roofs of the houses. But Scrooge and the Ghost of Christmas Present could not feel the cold. As they were walking, they saw a light. And the very next moment, as if by magic, they were inside

There was a figure coming towards him. It wore a long black robe with a hood which hid its face. Nothing else could be seen underneath that robe apart from the creature's long thin fingers. Scrooge's legs began to shake.

"Your father is late today."

Scrooge and the ghost left this poor house and went into another part of London. Scrooge did not care where he was.

Scrooge woke up screaming. "No! No! I won't let it happen!" He looked around him. Everything was back to normal. The fire in the fireplace was out. The chairs next to it were

"I knew you were a good man, Mr Scrooge." Scrooge almost cried.

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