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quadgram	frequency
in front of the	35
the end of the	28
a happy new year	23
at the end of	21
the ghost of christmas	20
plays a full evening	20
a merry christmas to	16
and a happy new	16
the spirit of christmas	13
merry christmas to you	13
i wish i could	13
the rest of the	13
the middle of the	12
little boys and girls	12
my dear rouge pot	12
the night before christmas	12
end of the play	12
at the same time	11
the same to you	11
is the end of	10
and this is what	10
when the curtain opens	10
the door of the	9
is what she says	9
this is what she	9
how do you do	9
see note on fireplace	8
curtain notes on costume	8
when i was a	8
spirit of christmas past	8
for the sake of	8
the carol of the	8
notes on costume and	8
in the middle of	8
comedy in four acts	8
know what to do	8
what do you mean	8
have you to be	8
ghost of christmas past	8
the captain and his	8
ghost of christmas present	8
and joy is he	7
front of the curtain	7
time to the music	7
a mumming we will	7
the brownies and fairies	7
good will to men	7
to god in the	7
what do you want	7
glory to god in	7
play in one act	7
santa claus is coming	7
the top of the	7
mother goose comes out	7
a good deal of	7
end of the table	7
god in the highest	7
mumming we will go	7
captain and his wife	7
i should like to	7
a merry christmas and	7
in time to the	7
good will toward men	7
in all the world	7
to be found in	6
and what do you	6
what do you suppose	6
the founder of the	6
founder of the feast	6
on each side of	6
but once a year	6
the spell of christmas	6
the shadows of the	6
do you want to	6
the little green man	6
christmas and a happy	6
produced originally at the	6
of course it is	6
i wish i had	6
lived in a shoe	6
who lived in a	6
is going to begin	6
what shall i do	6
know what it is	6
day in the year	6
comes but once a	6
ghost of jacob marley	6
hints for private theatricals	6
front of the fire	6
light and life and	6
what right have you	6
for a christmas present	6
curtain act ii time	6
old woman who lived	6
what are you doing	6
life and joy is	6
merry christmas and a	6
it is going to	6
in two acts characters	6
it must have been	6
down at copper toe	6
spirit of christmas present	6
the old woman who	6
decrease the surplus population	6
at copper toe shoe	6
christmas comes but once	6
and life and joy	6
and i think i	6
at the north pole	6
was born on christmas	6
boys and four girls	6
i am going to	6
woman who lived in	6
and this shall be	5
thousands are in want	5
i wish i was	5
his head on his	5
born on christmas day	5
are in want of	5
scene when the curtain	5
front of the window	5
can the matter be	5
to the top of	5
for a few moments	5
toinette and the elves	5
this is the end	5
happy new year to	5
what can the matter	5
remarks on the production	5
this shall be the	5
er gob er candy	5
and that is the	5
be marching on christmas	5
knock at the door	5
play in four acts	5
i can tell you	5
i know what it	5
a christmas mumming play	5
his hands through his	5
in want of common	5
goes to window and	5
at the other end	5
the meaning of this	5
for now it is	5
this is christmas eve	5
out of his head	5
shadows of the things	5
in one act by	5
of the things that	5
as soon as the	5
when the song is	5
the old man was	5
middle of the ocean	5
what is the matter	5
are there no prisons	5
and a mumming we	5
now it is going	5
on the floor and	5
out in front of	5
would you like to	5
that is the end	5
and on earth peace	5
what do you think	5
the back of the	5
the holy one of	5
are you going to	5
side of the stage	5
each side of the	5
you were always a	5
to all the world	5
i want to be	5
one on each side	5
dead these seven years	5
christ was born on	5
the worst of it	5
right have you to	5
i was a little	5
of the stage and	5
and decrease the surplus	5
the king of egypt	5
holy one of mary	5
to be left alone	4
when men and women	4
tidings of great joy	4
rear curtains are drawn	4
had better do it	4
how late you are	4
the merry christmas of	4
front of the stage	4
there are so many	4
the star of bethlehem	4
know all about it	4
said the old man	4
a very little boy	4
the dream of fate	4
carol of the friendly	4
the spirits of all	4
the sides of the	4
author of fair rosamond	4
on the inside of	4
that it is a	4
merry christmas of the	4
in the life you	4
from side to side	4
as mother goose promised	4
how would you like	4
we are all nod	4
a storm for your	4
a bit of it	4
of the christmas monks	4
or christmas in the	4
singing a christmas carol	4
what did you say	4
and games for little	4
it seemed as if	4
on christmas in the	4
christmas of the old	4
comes out in front	4
hands through his hair	4
seem by one consent	4
be found at the	4
you if i can	4
to open their shut	4
of the christ child	4
storm for your christmas	4
and schwillie willie winkum	4
to say nothing of	4
it was a happy	4
been dead these seven	4
just as mother goose	4
marley has been dead	4
will be found convenient	4
it looks like a	4
to go to bed	4
will be found at	4
of christmas yet to	4
flying through the air	4
peter and the prince	4
the interior of the	4
shall be the sign	4
enter warren from l	4
claus gets his wish	4
what do you call	4
up and down with	4
i have thought of	4
a lady before me	4
one consent to open	4
of the friendly beasts	4
rear of the stage	4
the wall of the	4
i was a boy	4
very glad to hear	4
the spirit of the	4
the size of the	4
me mother was a	4
i am in the	4
am the ghost of	4
i will not be	4
was very fond of	4
with an air of	4
design in two colors	4
the night of the	4
which will be found	4
go down gipsey lane	4
and i will be	4
and me mother was	4
was a lady before	4
they sing in the	4
the children in the	4
comedy in three acts	4
christmas in the morning	4
end of the first	4
enter dick and dot	4
i am not the	4
every day in the	4
men and women seem	4
lying in a manger	4
the boys and girls	4
if i could have	4
puts his head down	4
mother was a lady	4
were always a good	4
the song of the	4
take care of the	4
the ghost of jacob	4
hail the blessed christmas	4
in all my life	4
shadows of things that	4
all three shall strive	4
if i was to	4
you want to know	4
out of the room	4
a very merry christmas	4
one side of the	4
santa claus gets his	4
carol of the birds	4
one at a time	4
the wind fairies are	4
klinker and schwillie willie	4
songs and games for	4
him when he was	4
do you mean by	4
i thought i heard	4
three shall strive within	4
trumpet sounds for st	4
i was going to	4
as long as i	4
go and buy it	4
to have a little	4
a great deal of	4
for santa claus to	4
shall strive within me	4
if you want to	4
consent to open their	4
of the old woman	4
fifteen shillings a week	4
going to give you	4
see note on carols	4
ghost of christmas yet	4
by one consent to	4
i made it link	4
and this is the	4
i want to go	4
in the midst of	4
secret or christmas in	4
heard in the distance	4
all of a sudden	4
a christmas carol or	4
our hearts are light	4
the sound of the	4
and design in two	4
games for little ones	4
a christmas play in	4
have a good time	4
merry christmas to all	4
down by the fire	4
a knock at the	4
philip and lady geraldine	4
women seem by one	4
i thought it was	4
the bottom of the	4
wind fairies are heard	4
the blessed christmas day	4
i wish you could	4
of all three shall	4
out here in the	4
what do you say	4
was a little girl	4
the long calendar of	4
goose comes out in	4
i shall have to	4
the city of david	4
boys and girls like	4
copper toe shoe house	4
sir philip and lady	4
and women seem by	4
of same material as	4
long as i live	4
spirits of all three	4
by the use of	4
tim on his shoulder	4
and what are you	4
away in the distance	4
in my young days	4
christmas in the steerage	4
then there is a	4
at this time of	4
shall i tell you	4
christmas in my heart	4
i am the ghost	4
just out of sight	4
go out in the	4
i must have been	4
the leetla dutch twins	4
lettering and design in	4
may be made of	4
the presence of the	4
in the presence of	4
for the benefit of	4
of a christmas play	4
life you have chosen	4
and the ghost of	4
found at the end	4
on the other side	4
i think it is	4
the life you have	4
at the back of	4
am not the man	3
your christmas by losing	3
the stage directions and	3
time we shall be	3
the chain i forged	3
required of every man	3
out of the way	3
we are the merry	3
whose coming was foretold	3
tim upon his shoulder	3
is said to be	3
plenty of fancy and	3
walk abroad among his	3
bit of real life	3
of the little girls	3
ole santa claus done	3
crawl under the table	3
and yet has plenty	3
and the descriptions of	3
he be like to	3
lord and my lady	3
over her teeth so	3
as they would read	3
directions and the descriptions	3
the present and the	3
as big as me	3
used to tell us	3
the only time i	3
should walk abroad among	3
four girls from six	3
and sits on a	3
gold or silver in	3
in one act characters	3
them on the table	3
with barely any of	3
should like to know	3
the prince of paradine	3
wish i could say	3
to the tune of	3
on the night of	3
in the first place	3
the cheers are given	3
simple scenic effects will	3
sometimes with barely any	3
by himself so much	3
play do the boys	3
and wholesome customs of	3
inn is crowded to	3
christmas yet to come	3
even the stage directions	3
you want with me	3
where did you get	3
verra poor leetla children	3
be here all the	3
all that is required	3
are heard in the	3
it is hard to	3
this day in the	3
not to know that	3
it is a time	3
this play does not	3
the earlier next morning	3
it is required of	3
is condemned to do	3
idol has displaced you	3
to the wishing land	3
asked the old man	3
you want me to	3
of my mind to	3
in the name of	3
poor excuse for picking	3
for the poor and	3
perpetuate some of the	3
the lid of the	3
i wear the chain	3
he goes on talking	3
a step or two	3
he must wear a	3
in life i was	3
i wish they would	3
it is christmas day	3
we are going to	3
play does not entirely	3
read it to themselves	3
is the night before	3
so arranged that boys	3
do you hear us	3
my lord and my	3
his head out of	3
for her to draw	3
be here in a	3
day by half an	3
not be the man	3
and ah goo and	3
hope that this play	3
lid of the wood	3
the poor and destitute	3
me leave it alone	3
four boys and four	3
as soon as we	3
what reason have you	3
that seems like a	3
can read it to	3
mind to feast upon	3
time for him to	3
being memorized for acting	3
goes to door at	3
christmas by losing your	3
a bit of real	3
have always thought of	3
in which the dialogue	3
keep christmas in your	3
think it was a	3
comedy in one act	3
christmas in your own	3
the spirit points onward	3
you to be merry	3
once upon a time	3
honor christmas in my	3
not an hour richer	3
by the christmas spirit	3
of people below them	3
but a time for	3
make some slight provision	3
is so arranged that	3
white hair and beard	3
robin and me to	3
fairies are heard outside	3
has done me good	3
what idol has displaced	3
just cause to grieve	3
of the happy and	3
was such a goose	3
doll and the soldier	3
and here i am	3
one that suggests and	3
you may depend upon	3
at the little green	3
to you but a	3
at back of stage	3
the mulligans are here	3
rap on the inside	3
calendar of the year	3
think of people below	3
give it to you	3
to serve his king	3
you will be haunted	3
be played by a	3
not the man i	3
a stage equipped with	3
acted more than once	3
me who i was	3
time to you but	3
drops his head on	3
same scene as before	3
let us have some	3
be off with you	3
sort do we like	3
the descriptions of scenery	3
how old are you	3
i thought you were	3
as a good time	3
santa claus so dear	3
we were going to	3
the outside door opens	3
and let me keep	3
do so after death	3
be like to die	3
pervaded by the christmas	3
because i fell in	3
driving his hands through	3
i gave him my	3
the light of his	3
condemned to do so	3
but also for reading	3
are presented as a	3
that you can see	3
which the dialogue is	3
in the long calendar	3
think we ought to	3
as soon as they	3
a little girl of	3
distinguished from the rest	3
to give you a	3
i have tried to	3
the man i was	3
let me hear another	3
arranged that boys and	3
songs for little children	3
but all the same	3
christmas to us all	3
with candlestick upon it	3
see note on tree	3
way down in the	3
minerva mockridge from kankakee	3
out at the door	3
close to the fire	3
quite a powerful speaker	3
the merry actors that	3
walks up and down	3
what your wishes are	3
hung up his stocking	3
lips tight over her	3
deal of work to	3
sure as i live	3
effects will be found	3
the play is to	3
scenery and scenic effects	3
table in front of	3
festive season of the	3
think it would be	3
a time for finding	3
the part of the	3
a toothless old woman	3
they are in the	3
wages for no work	3
of scenery are presented	3
a part of the	3
help you if i	3
this festive season of	3
take care of you	3
to buy the poor	3
by half an hour	3
on costume and setting	3
wish we could see	3
going to have a	3
for paying bills without	3
this play is intended	3
to be a very	3
stage equipped with footlights	3
the father and mother	3
to show you a	3
as light as a	3
of fancy and imagination	3
are being memorized for	3
what do i see	3
did you get married	3
i was your partner	3
where have you been	3
how can i tell	3
is supposed to be	3
one that is pervaded	3
want is keenly felt	3
is simple and natural	3
to finish up last	3
here all the earlier	3
only time i know	3
as merry as a	3
scrap of gold or	3
because it is a	3
abroad among his fellow	3
girls from six to	3
sitting by himself so	3
a good friend to	3
a bit of a	3
may depend upon it	3
around to face her	3
from the rest of	3
will do me good	3
one of us is	3
there are many things	3
of a toothless old	3
we like to see	3
what men shall live	3
what sort do we	3
the happy and wholesome	3
been acted more than	3
it was only a	3
here in the middle	3
be praised for this	3
all the lights in	3
i am very happy	3
in two long braids	3
you wish to be	3
christmas day by half	3
what sort of a	3
i think i know	3
is a shame to	3
to tell us the	3
was a happy night	3
a deal of work	3
i have no just	3
the verra poor leetla	3
was foretold to me	3
under the impression that	3
believe that it has	3
hung up her stocking	3
who do you think	3
that it has done	3
of the christmas present	3
taken by boys and	3
and clear the way	3
may you be happy	3
what men shall die	3
to keep it all	3
the play has been	3
the song is ended	3
to see santa claus	3
side of the room	3
clearly distinguished from the	3
happy and wholesome customs	3
pleasure of addressing mr	3
sing a christmas carol	3
wish to be anonymous	3
do the boys and	3
may it do you	3
excuse for picking a	3
may be made from	3
work to finish up	3
piece of my mind	3
has been acted more	3
keep it all the	3
should be played by	3
skips out at r	3
put a scrap of	3
rest of the text	3
entirely fail to meet	3
if it is possible	3
you hear us blow	3
long calendar of the	3
finish up last night	3
bless your heart alive	3
one of the best	3
i feel like a	3
come back with the	3
helps to perpetuate some	3
will be haunted by	3
any of these aids	3
coming was foretold to	3
have the whole day	3
show me no more	3
should be a play	3
girls can read it	3
sound of the wind	3
scenic effects will be	3
every man that the	3
practical suggestions as to	3
yakob and hans and	3
a shame to quarrel	3
just as soon as	3
wish i had him	3
bless us every one	3
decide what men shall	3
to draw her lips	3
the speeches of the	3
as much as you	3
christmas carol or the	3
i think i can	3
draw her lips tight	3
it would be a	3
finding yourself a year	3
round its head once	3
and some simple scenic	3
the music of the	3
as soon as he	3
of different styles of	3
it is condemned to	3
i forged in life	3
unaltered by the future	3
it should be a	3
it is so arranged	3
play has been acted	3
her teeth so that	3
of copper toe shoe	3
dance up and down	3
gifts to the children	3
see them take part	3
a fund to buy	3
fancy and imagination in	3
the characters are clearly	3
reuben turner and gershom	3
the first king said	3
time for finding yourself	3
long life to him	3
life i was your	3
fail to meet these	3
let me leave it	3
and jolly jack frost	3
you be in heart	3
reason have you to	3
will you decide what	3
of the first scene	3
one that seems like	3
scrooge and the spirit	3
of gold or silver	3
is all that is	3
wish i could see	3
a very good reason	3
afford to make idle	3
of hair out of	3
and in what sort	3
the pleasure of addressing	3
be the black prince	3
that this is christmas	3
do we like to	3
i tell you what	3
another idol has displaced	3
hearts are light and	3
use of different styles	3
yourself a year older	3
i want you to	3
dialogue is simple and	3
different styles of type	3
no just cause to	3
light as a feather	3
idol has displaced me	3
up and down the	3
in a great big	3
one in the year	3
of brothers and sisters	3
it is to be	3
wholesome customs of christmas	3
what day is this	3
be found convenient when	3
new year to all	3
all the fault of	3
be very merry and	3
merry christmas to us	3
spirit within him should	3
second scene when the	3
is to be found	3
a word or two	3
do you suppose it	3
courtier and court lady	3
poor some meat and	3
a poor excuse for	3
as happy as an	3
he had better do	3
fund to buy the	3
and so have i	3
black silk stock and	3
as i would have	3
suggests and helps to	3
a time for paying	3
with an armful of	3
would read any other	3
the poor leetla children	3
the goose and the	3
as he speaks the	3
the way to the	3
one after the other	3
tight over her teeth	3
only once a year	3
best one in the	3
was a little boy	3
preface this play is	3
in at the window	3
sort of a christmas	3
another sound from you	3
wish to be left	3
it is a shame	3
i would like to	3
word or two to	3
stage directions and the	3
will not be the	3
puts him in the	3
the spirit within him	3
tell us some more	3
it has done me	3
stock and standing collar	3
as good as gold	3
in time to come	3
go out at the	3
year to all the	3
fists in his eyes	3
by boys and girls	3
that this play does	3
somehow he gets thoughtful	3
are you sure you	3
all the earlier next	3
hundred and thirty years	3
him should walk abroad	3
and hands it to	3
on a stage equipped	3
wish i was a	3
yer a fallen angel	3
do you think of	3
part of the narrative	3
that is pervaded by	3
some slight provision for	3
ask me who i	3
i should say not	3
the front of the	3
if he be like	3
scenery are presented as	3
i believe that it	3
raise a fund to	3
and to think of	3
the bell tolls one	3
am in the presence	3
i had him here	3
a comedy in one	3
to see them take	3
always thought of christmas	3
not stilted and artificial	3
merry myself at christmas	3
descriptions of scenery are	3
are clearly distinguished from	3
time for paying bills	3
on costume and presentation	3
you not speak to	3
her speech is that	3
happy as an angel	3
different groups of people	3
give him a piece	3
never was such a	3
let me keep it	3
red and white striped	3
all the angels sang	3
my mind to feast	3
seems like a bit	3
in what sort do	3
the reverend dorel goodhue	3
within him should walk	3
i would i knew	3
speech is that of	3
parts are being memorized	3
that the spirit within	3
him in the vein	3
speeches of the characters	3
babe wrapped in swaddling	3
if man you be	3
want to go home	3
god bless us every	3
are to be distributed	3
like to see them	3
if tiny tim will	3
sometimes on a stage	3
the children of the	3
i do believe it	3
arrangement which will be	3
if i do say	3
paying bills without money	3
you decide what men	3
day in the city	3
i wish to be	3
ye have a fine	3
i tell you to	3
farce in three acts	3
a matter of importance	3
have tried to do	3
that boys and girls	3
everybody laughs at me	3
sits on a stool	3
to make idle people	3
it is effective for	3
me what your wishes	3
the christ is born	3
barely any of these	3
what shall we do	3
forbear that wicked cant	3
head from side to	3
enter father and mother	3
i fell in love	3
make merry myself at	3
hair in two long	3
night of the performance	3
for finding yourself a	3
read any other story	3
tell me what your	3
i am very sorry	3
when want is keenly	3
you but a time	3
teeth so that her	3
is that of a	3
things you ever heard	3
of all the children	3
it matters little to	3
to see him and	3
hear another sound from	3
you ought to have	3
of the peace egg	3
of the ghost of	3
try to keep it	3
not only for acting	3
silver in my pocket	3
the shadows of things	3
is seated on a	3
turner and gershom porter	3
chain i forged in	3
and girls can read	3
the direction of the	3
angel of the lord	3
of peace on earth	3
its head once more	3
are they still in	3
goes out at rear	3
surprise for the children	3
some simple scenic effects	3
provision for the poor	3
why did you get	3
tell you what i	3
and who are you	3
and means of warmth	3
put it in the	3
i ever sought release	3
to door at r	3
going to show you	3
tiny tim will live	3
before the play begins	3
the use of different	3
they go to the	3
disclosing the same scene	3
have you got the	3
we want to be	3
did you ever see	3
that her speech is	3
children in the audience	3
is effective for her	3
of christmas to come	3
me keep it in	3
interior of the manger	3
season of the year	3
to do so after	3
and see this thing	3
which i have not	3
interiors and an exterior	3
the first one to	3
a christmas play do	3
in the last scene	3
the dialogue is simple	3
of work to finish	3
the second scene when	3
are the merry actors	3
in the city of	3
and by different groups	3
the cloak of darkness	3
is required of every	3
this time because it	3
and have a warm	3
me hear another sound	3
you a storm for	3
silk stock and standing	3
if there is any	3
you are going to	3
and will do me	3
show him the way	3
got your precious father	3
to think of people	3
in regard to the	3
i hope that this	3
an arrangement which will	3
tiny tim upon his	3
her to draw her	3
i have come to	3
when parts are being	3
glad to hear it	3
a real christmas tree	3
and dance up and	3
little children in the	3
and look at the	3
or silver in my	3
to be a great	3
you in time to	3
do you say to	3
they are very good	3
how do you feel	3
at this festive season	3
wear the chain i	3
described in the text	3
tiny tim on his	3
sides of the stage	3
the sake of the	3
i wish you would	3
much good may it	3
the inside of the	3
have i ever sought	3
on top of the	3
king of the jews	3
does not entirely fail	3
as a part of	3
some of the happy	3
and try to keep	3
slight provision for the	3
the rear of the	3
keep your christmas by	3
so that her speech	3
and helps to perpetuate	3
the time is near	3
heads appear as before	3
the king of kings	3
about a merry christmas	3
with tiny tim upon	3
has been dead these	3
and a wife and	3
mean to say you	3
the end of it	3
man that the spirit	3
ghost of christmas to	3
for the rest of	3
say nothing of the	3
i would have tried	3
the poor and the	3
boys and girls can	3
grows fainter and fainter	3
time because it is	3
us go to the	3
on the night before	3
to warm his hands	3
by different groups of	3
and it came to	3
presence of the ghost	3
christmas play do the	3
for santa claus so	3
and imagination in it	3
almost as good as	3
this is christmas day	3
you look like a	3
of escaping my fate	3
by the fire and	3
as soon as it	3
suggestions as to costumes	3
of the characters are	3
do you want with	3
you ever heard of	3
buy the poor some	3
in front of them	3
yet has plenty of	3
it all the year	3
just as they would	3
characters are clearly distinguished	3
in your own way	3
be the man i	3
to raise a fund	3
and so we thought	3
convenient when parts are	3
friend of all the	3
time i know of	3
but you were always	3
tell me if tiny	3
of the wood box	3
his fists in his	3
to take care of	3
to bring you home	3
in act ii he	3
that suggests and helps	3
to look at the	3
him a piece of	3
present and the future	3
hundreds of thousands are	3
are light and free	3
not entirely fail to	3
i have always thought	3
wrapped in swaddling clothes	3
forget poor tiny tim	3
a scrap of gold	3
and four girls from	3
and the old man	3
shame to quarrel on	3
boys and girls from	3
not speak to me	3
what is your name	3
of thousands are in	3
are you the spirit	3
let me tell you	3
at the head of	3
a piece of my	3
is pervaded by the	3
some meat and drink	3
to perpetuate some of	3
effective for her to	3
walking up and down	3
her lips tight over	3
the doll and the	3
to meet these requirements	3
like a bit of	3
for robin and me	3
males females time price	3
and patty and i	3
and on christmas day	3
the poor some meat	3
peace and good will	3
a play in one	3
they would read any	3
by walter ben hare	3
keep it in mine	3
that of a toothless	3
good may it do	3
it link by link	3
put you down for	3
they still in operation	3
would have tried to	3
make idle people merry	3
when all of a	3
man you be in	3
have no just cause	3
what did he do	3
the best one in	3
made it link by	3
of the th century	3
found convenient when parts	3
dressed in white with	3
haunted by three spirits	3
presented as a part	3
be haunted by three	3
matters little to you	3
of every man that	3
going to show me	3
will you not speak	3
it came to pass	3
going to do it	3
me if tiny tim	3
long white woolen muffler	3
to show you the	3
has plenty of fancy	3
and many of them	3
spirit of the play	3
of suds in me	2
friendly audiences of boys	2
spirit waves his torch	2
years ago this very	2
he was a very	2
the merriest time in	2
wrapped up in a	2
them a handful of	2
fool enough to do	2
what can be the	2
anita dances in from	2
the universalist publishing house	2
and have it over	2
sent prepaid on receipt	2
he was a cripple	2
were born to make	2
seated on floor at	2
after a slight pause	2
get away with you	2
this is for you	2
man of the worldly	2
i can sit down	2
through me fingers and	2
often and how keenly	2
things which the children	2
have come with a	2
good old santa claus	2
and patience trained the	2
than millions like this	2
i hear somebody coming	2
that you would choose	2
want of common necessaries	2
you have discovered what	2
the true spirit of	2
how do you know	2
be late for the	2
do i not know	2
street west th street	2
told you these were	2
to raise a laugh	2
in center of stage	2
furnish christian cheer of	2
each of us will	2
most of the time	2
let me behold what	2
dog and the monkey	2
a rusty bit of	2
a little for the	2
a friend of all	2
every one of you	2
taken by a boy	2
we shall be ready	2
in the way of	2
stay here a bit	2
and at a given	2
down on his arms	2
was to stop half	2
what are you going	2
me behold what i	2
there never was such	2
easy chairs near fire	2
go and live with	2
interlude again before the	2
his or her own	2
middle of the night	2
c a case for	2
puts his arm across	2
it on christmas eve	2
if it only puts	2
from door to door	2
in the vein to	2
now and then he	2
we do not have	2
i feel as young	2
the impression that they	2
off this bloody ground	2
to look up chimney	2
made known to us	2
at the last moment	2
she is a miracle	2
i will live in	2
in days of yore	2
hand and draws her	2
to the bottom of	2
am about to raise	2
every corner of the	2
a vacant seat in	2
it will make you	2
possible that i can	2
that i yet may	2
their violins and sing	2
c the private tutor	2
almost time for him	2
he walks to the	2
contract is an old	2
should be born on	2
no space of regret	2
by which i have	2
or unusual in appearance	2
toinette closes the door	2
soon will i fetch	2
make a very pretty	2
quite alone in the	2
that you were a	2
fer six years old	2
cant until you have	2
heaven and the christmas	2
is that your wish	2
a part of which	2
we leave you now	2
it on my knees	2
of course i can	2
bends the christ child	2
suppose you must have	2
hear what i say	2
receipt of price by	2
shakes his fist at	2
york london samuel french	2
silly folks so full	2
i will be obeyed	2
for the love of	2
when did he die	2
on to the flame	2
and give him to	2
do you delight to	2
in some of the	2
from seventeen to twenty	2
and the children are	2
enlisted for the war	2
and let me know	2
smaller than the other	2
silently holds out his	2
his poor clerk fifty	2
we have never had	2
to the both of	2
but the door of	2
ye have a good	2
is impossible of attainment	2
i yet may change	2
ought to be happy	2
this is my sister	2
right to take care	2
met in a better	2
may be an undigested	2
what you have to	2
i hear the silver	2
white chile whar name	2
such a time as	2
happiness when we were	2
dance may be introduced	2
christmas to all of	2
than he did in	2
information in regard to	2
he is born to	2
and pull the lid	2
that made my love	2
what day of the	2
is any person in	2
view of copper toe	2
have shared on earth	2
out the lessons that	2
white veil draped around	2
should be two doors	2
carry their own punishment	2
as much as possible	2
and now santa claus	2
full of candy and	2
many a weary mile	2
on the first christmas	2
director should make every	2
they put it in	2
and other tales of	2
five or six feet	2
have yet a chance	2
i am sure we	2
called the song of	2
returned to the nursery	2
is fer six years	2
and he said it	2
so you want to	2
health of such an	2
from house to house	2
is its pattern strange	2
a comical old fellow	2
and here you are	2
he waits a moment	2
tootsy and baby snookums	2
you shall stay where	2
who with so much	2
their applause it is	2
wind is strange for	2
the spirit whose coming	2
to find you so	2
believe i have the	2
the two sides of	2
christmas among the rest	2
doctor to be found	2
what do you fellows	2
from five to twelve	2
not going to pick	2
to see if you	2
suddenly there was with	2
the world hath rung	2
is a door on	2
the secrets of the	2
which is called the	2
millions like this poor	2
are dreaming about to	2
aunt minerva mockridge from	2
because we want to	2
father christmas has sent	2
but before we leave	2
the most difficult things	2
turkey that was hanging	2
i should think he	2
i did hear their	2
i have a little	2
somebody was fool enough	2
when they were all	2
to which she was	2
the time of his	2
c the turn in	2
folds from neck to	2
off one by one	2
of us will show	2
curious or unusual in	2
first national boot c	2
a little girl and	2
with the addition of	2
born our lord to	2
come in here and	2
be pleasant to them	2
footlights and the stage	2
might have derived good	2
see how green a	2
he has given us	2
you like to go	2
at a given signal	2
a square white sheet	2
and when i say	2
look at each other	2
is come to pass	2
but i am sure	2
the worse for the	2
plum pudding every day	2
part of the secret	2
has he done with	2
have turned into little	2
mother of smiling children	2
these silly folks so	2
hear the silver trumpet	2
mind what you are	2
master that ever lived	2
a nice surprise for	2
the writing be erased	2
a great mind to	2
those who with so	2
me to present to	2
we will go on	2
a fine bunch of	2
when we were abroad	2
adult parts taken by	2
his chin in his	2
like to see you	2
i fear you more	2
at first in working	2
he has come to	2
good fathers are so	2
always a good friend	2
of which is almost	2
to look after him	2
having a good time	2
out in the snow	2
that he is ever	2
christmas was a humbug	2
is crowded to the	2
that the children would	2
if this had never	2
no fire have we	2
the second scene begins	2
box of cigars for	2
the curtain will open	2
across the stage at	2
know the value of	2
use of the old	2
regret would surely follow	2
and come here and	2
they are quite close	2
will be found most	2
how did little tim	2
us vot it is	2
he was struck with	2
i believe that you	2
what of the prince	2
once in a while	2
and puts her arms	2
so long as you	2
hath saved us all	2
by this time is	2
drops a nickel in	2
and then very happy	2
they cling to me	2
to benefit us with	2
out of their beds	2
all suitable to our	2
schools males females time	2
we have the fun	2
i am sure i	2
to and fro with	2
acts by gladys ruth	2
paper caps that the	2
but why do spirits	2
summons me from off	2
more shame for him	2
and the star of	2
a few of us	2
you that you have	2
we and the world	2
about to raise your	2
is apt to be	2
kindest master that ever	2
to them to remember	2
heavenly host praising god	2
my inn is crowded	2
old honest ali baba	2
where the ghost of	2
hear the christmas carols	2
general distribution of presents	2
as you are come	2
i will be happy	2
wise men from the	2
it on him to	2
while all the rest	2
what i am going	2
go out at rear	2
at once to the	2
cure this poor man	2
it was christmas eve	2
who by this time	2
be taken by a	2
do you like being	2
as sure as i	2
they are what they	2
in santa claus must	2
off her bonnet and	2
house at the north	2
is suspected of the	2
his health for your	2
and i hope you	2
can be made by	2
glad to see you	2
all the year round	2
one end of the	2
enter googin from r	2
a breath might have	2
in the front hall	2
that it was only	2
stand side by side	2
for a small stage	2
shaking hands with him	2
what the half drunken	2
all the way to	2
in front of polly	2
of the year i	2
wish you could have	2
diamonds on the great	2
of the sack and	2
by their applause it	2
such a miracle has	2
children in the cast	2
and god bless us	2
in such a world	2
the health of such	2
globe is very brief	2
he was an old	2
for old santa claus	2
claus must not be	2
if you come from	2
and more than that	2
him if i tried	2
casts up her eyes	2
is about to begin	2
i was a child	2
to go with him	2
two acts characters father	2
bob and betty from	2
as if we had	2
can no longer stay	2
it was very kind	2
time of all others	2
west th street strand	2
were up on the	2
in the street and	2
always crying over it	2
impression that they scarcely	2
to raise your salary	2
the clock strikes twelve	2
will all want to	2
i feel as if	2
said to be a	2
in their useful course	2
and ye have a	2
do you think the	2
first scene now the	2
opposite sides of the	2
allow me to present	2
than of grave about	2
for such a purpose	2
to which you point	2
story of the first	2
mulligan alley in shantytown	2
one as big as	2
gwine ter do it	2
of the worldly mind	2
a fragment of an	2
strangest things you ever	2
and valentine and his	2
and try to win	2
see if i can	2
folk dance may be	2
it came about that	2
goes about with merry	2
to clear away this	2
biddy mary and paddy	2
a great variety of	2
be used in the	2
did you like it	2
there is a door	2
made lame beggars walk	2
looks like a chromo	2
he always brings us	2
piece can be performed	2
too much life among	2
made it an open	2
how little mulligan can	2
my own free will	2
make these silly folks	2
the first four lines	2
and when i get	2
to one of the	2
i want to tell	2
with merry christmas on	2
the world too much	2
standing at rear l	2
the child must have	2
give too much to	2
thing in all the	2
i would walk there	2
it is the night	2
the resources of the	2
time in all the	2
whom will our debt	2
tell us vot it	2
price by walter h	2
and merry christmas to	2
the dog and the	2
we should hope not	2
shepherds said one to	2
happy as my night	2
your nature intercedes for	2
so as to be	2
such a nice surprise	2
wax doll lak whar	2
are what they are	2
front of the manger	2
us plenty of merriment	2
at one side with	2
no food have we	2
white tunic trimmed with	2
not a bit of	2
why you are all	2
on which one drinks	2
or two to my	2
more than eighteen hundred	2
the passing of the	2
join with me in	2
usually desirable that we	2
south wabash avenue chicago	2
rachel and priscilla enter	2
shaped like a cornucopia	2
he is ever going	2
all the little children	2
used when i pay	2
gifts or candies are	2
just stuff my hands	2
and it would be	2
a slight disorder of	2
a heart overflowing with	2
is almost sure to	2
his hand to his	2
from far away we	2
and put them on	2
true spirit of christmas	2
it was made when	2
have been a dream	2
and glory shone around	2
you all want them	2
law are in full	2
has to do with	2
seen the like of	2
was fool enough to	2
show that person to	2
other end of the	2
the day before christmas	2
you mean by coming	2
may sponge away the	2
they heard of the	2
been among the spirits	2
live in such a	2
tell us the secret	2
elbows on his knees	2
from which no steel	2
putting her arm around	2
as becoming to the	2
sometimes done remarkable work	2
lame beggars walk and	2
right here in this	2
of all the earth	2
going to benefit us	2
of christmas past rises	2
good man of business	2
of no use to	2
got a picture of	2
jeannette by the hand	2
and regret would surely	2
old santa claus has	2
i always give too	2
may rail at christmas	2
leaning over the back	2
stone to which you	2
catching at her skirts	2
this dear little girl	2
things that may be	2
tell us about the	2
hope of escaping my	2
the little children in	2
six to twelve years	2
nice box of cigars	2
which i might have	2
nobody knows it better	2
middle of the room	2
tell you what he	2
folks so full of	2
play was first given	2
i gwine ter ax	2
it was a goblin	2
the shepherds said one	2
to me the other	2
less fit to live	2
as if you was	2
exit prologue at l	2
nothing is past hope	2
inter er white chile	2
before i draw nearer	2
the floor with white	2
golden streets of new	2
with mincing steps and	2
i am not afraid	2
and i release you	2
believe that you would	2
show you a christmas	2
would give me a	2
out all the lights	2
and they cling to	2
were going to a	2
hat in the box	2
am much obliged to	2
for spirit of christmas	2
sits on arm of	2
let us think of	2
production at the end	2
make himself comfortable with	2
not the little prize	2
like one who has	2
i grant you three	2
things that have not	2
and fro with delight	2
christmas to the both	2
christmas carols new and	2
days of the colonies	2
where to take it	2
city of david a	2
passing of the night	2
each other merry christmas	2
i could say they	2
by gladys ruth bridgham	2
but no sooner did	2
i was to stop	2
christmas till he dies	2
but how did you	2
and yakob and hans	2
samuel french samuel french	2
are heard singing off	2
boy and a girl	2
there are little children	2
how did you come	2
eyes to your father	2
last christmas day by	2
table with candlestick upon	2
there behind the curtain	2
happy christmas to all	2
in a manger laid	2
he is past relenting	2
at one side of	2
see some tenderness connected	2
i will live the	2
i do not think	2
have been my business	2
covered with a sheet	2
see what is in	2
always a good man	2
over the back of	2
inside of a barrel	2
as strong as a	2
london samuel french samuel	2
the strangest things you	2
i soon will thee	2
a dress and each	2
head on his arms	2
lasted a great many	2
the bottle of shaving	2
left it to me	2
with the angel a	2
you have to tell	2
take part in the	2
cup without a handle	2
where the play is	2
vein to leave his	2
the people saw him	2
them as if they	2
below them as if	2
the golden streets of	2
no such old bones	2
you can see for	2
jack frost and the	2
they really were fellow	2
made my love of	2
of his deep and	2
world of fools as	2
of a large ocean	2
to back of stage	2
our saviour was born	2
want all day to	2
back with him in	2
in three short acts	2
all go toward the	2
the original two bits	2
look after him when	2
a few things like	2
him by the hand	2
in the same country	2
know the meaning of	2
cat and calftail is	2
one of them is	2
it will be all	2
chair up to the	2
may be able to	2
not forth in life	2
a girl of ten	2
he looks just like	2
going to pick holes	2
will our debt be	2
have crawled under the	2
will now entertain you	2
i hope you are	2
angel said unto them	2
a big clothes basket	2
is a happy place	2
to warn you that	2
pull the lid down	2
and biddy mary and	2
of the things we	2
take care of themselves	2
christmas day we shall	2
to say a word	2
at our very gates	2
with his pack of	2
a little girl in	2
just going to begin	2
snapping in the nursery	2
a comedy in acts	2
his brothers and sisters	2
tell me i may	2
and figs and oranges	2
we are quite ruined	2
for your sake and	2
children in the world	2
very happy were they	2
if gifts or candies	2
be the sign unto	2
merciless a creditor in	2
will not shut out	2
there were two of	2
who suffers by his	2
the value of it	2
turkey and plum pudding	2
will live in the	2
a good appetite for	2
you say to a	2
is what makes the	2
will happen in the	2
acted in this play	2
claus when he comes	2
the carol is finished	2
toward the front of	2
when i tried to	2
santa claus about it	2
of christmas present mr	2
there is an old	2
and thinks the strangest	2
to separate in the	2
should be boiled with	2
to go down gipsey	2
been so good to	2
on opposite sides of	2
and comfort you in	2
christmas to you all	2
just tell me what	2
we chose this time	2
unto you is born	2
of the weather office	2
a handful of coins	2
the prize turkey that	2
when they are quite	2
santa claus and his	2
fathers anselmus and gregory	2
hold out my tambourine	2
christmas to every body	2
and they have been	2
holds out his cap	2
much smaller than the	2
slight disorder of the	2
here in the steerage	2
pulling him around to	2
with sword in hand	2
an awful nice sled	2
remain unaltered by the	2
to search this house	2
me back again to	2
some one of us	2
valentine and his wild	2
forgotten all about that	2
enough to do it	2
the steerage is a	2
in their sleep and	2
to go to it	2
knocker on the door	2
holly through his heart	2
we can stay up	2
famous name throughout the	2
when i get to	2
our debt be transferred	2
from under the table	2
lips should be boiled	2
to profit us when	2
back with the man	2
when the carol is	2
many things from which	2
sitting up in the	2
sticks his head out	2
who was a mcshane	2
trying to find the	2
it for your factious	2
going round the guards	2
from which i might	2
represented by his surviving	2
staring as if you	2
ye shall find the	2
took it off again	2
you cannot hope to	2
in the sight of	2
our lord to be	2
dot turns and sees	2
a moment or two	2
i promised to say	2
that spirit goes not	2
i can see the	2
giddy as a drunken	2
be happy all day	2
not going to do	2
at first outdoor clothes	2
by his surviving partner	2
care a fig for	2
that they scarcely furnish	2
for your good wife	2
repentance and regret would	2
you to be dismal	2
introduced at this point	2
of jacob marley entered	2
home in old england	2
opens the door and	2
putting it on him	2
in his life time	2
thorn among the roses	2
you got the whip	2
afraid i have not	2
the child will die	2
was a young one	2
more worthless and less	2
and then santa claus	2
and i know that	2
and wee peter pan	2
do you all want	2
there is a pause	2
look at the efulunt	2
was scarce but where	2
but when it comes	2
veil draped around head	2
it brings good cheer	2
in the world is	2
melissa and micky machree	2
get papa to say	2
he would not have	2
patsy and matsy are	2
remember upon christmas day	2
door of the shop	2
chain made of cash	2
of the feast indeed	2
did in that one	2
the inside of a	2
cheer and comfort you	2
he goes down on	2
which the lord hath	2
are more worthless and	2
if you can find	2
with a heart overflowing	2
wonder what has become	2
time be praised for	2
good tidings of great	2
this play to those	2
hundreds of years old	2
to get down on	2
for your factious purposes	2
city of new york	2
little mulligan can stand	2
me ould mother from	2
found mary and joseph	2
we put you down	2
to the friendly audiences	2
bells so bright that	2
i just stuff my	2
is doomed to wander	2
say he will be	2
why do you carry	2
becoming to the body	2
before the second scene	2
skill and patience trained	2
burn the house above	2
she went back to	2
the elopement of ellen	2
out in the cold	2
fire on the hearth	2
with fifteen shillings a	2
was a very kind	2
with all my heart	2
prize turkey that was	2
the first national boot	2
over his right shoulder	2
to come back here	2
some of the parts	2
as giddy as a	2
the wind is strange	2
where santa claus lives	2
ly one of ma	2
talking about a merry	2
to present to you	2
when he was struck	2
discovered what the surplus	2
grows louder and louder	2
in just a moment	2
much good it has	2
santa claus was young	2
who is going to	2
you think you could	2
it must be near	2
us anything we wished	2
at christmas till he	2
comes forward and stands	2
to wander through the	2
the steerage of a	2
nature intercedes for me	2
friedel silently holds out	2
christmas on his lips	2
to be at the	2
you is born this	2
bit of a christmas	2
us by their applause	2
every one away from	2
for a little while	2
some tenderness connected with	2
leetla children in the	2
the apple sauce and	2
his wealth is of	2
the music changes to	2
upon a bit of	2
box at rear c	2
a case for sherlock	2
his hands and knees	2
i thought you said	2
dancing a step or	2
his wife miss minerva	2
when the play was	2
frightened every one away	2
and walks up and	2
and he was so	2
the magic cloak of	2
fast as you can	2
never seen the like	2
not a dead man	2
c the hurdy gurdy	2
the glory of the	2
but he was very	2
on the first four	2
claus to come and	2
who has been listening	2
are going to show	2
and witness what it	2
mean by coming here	2
looks like a hat	2
done for me this	2
is no way to	2
in the same way	2
up to santa claus	2
a nice little home	2
is the chief matter	2
and he went into	2
i see some of	2
be a little boy	2
one act by helen	2
get down on the	2
what the children are	2
little green man nods	2
for the loss of	2
that he hoped the	2
separate in the middle	2
stay where you are	2
enter from rear right	2
the time before us	2
you want to be	2
he died seven years	2
as if they really	2
spirit goes not forth	2
cratchit and peter cratchit	2
suitable to our calling	2
be able to sing	2
strange for to hear	2
down to front and	2
too much excited to	2
put the candle there	2
should break in turning	2
size of the stage	2
little bit of a	2
i gave it to	2
why did i ever	2
make every effort to	2
right here on the	2
ground his precious blood	2
it was all so	2
the little prize turkey	2
all dressed up for	2
be made of a	2
when he was alive	2
the meaning of all	2
gives him a pill	2
help thinking better of	2
from the direction of	2
part from one another	2
never heard of the	2
ye down before the	2
it in the cup	2
and how did little	2
stands with hands on	2
but not an hour	2
this globe is very	2
somebody should have got	2
shall be ready with	2
ought to have some	2
rather be a baby	2
the abbot and the	2
cold in his head	2
hulda and meeny and	2
the silver trumpet sound	2
help you carry them	2
so tell me what	2
he did in that	2
sure to be lost	2
are going off to	2
sits with his back	2
the soldiers are coming	2
up in a great	2
goose and the apple	2
pattern strange to you	2
children there are anywhere	2
god bless christmas day	2
you to be morose	2
let the bright red	2
out of his pocket	2
as soon as you	2
and one of the	2
not leave its lesson	2
its pattern strange to	2
they were sore afraid	2
the light of the	2
having a time of	2
very good reason for	2
inside of the barrel	2
how green a place	2
a small matter to	2
get a new lot	2
to keep a sharp	2
good and kind to	2
for the holy child	2
lead thou me on	2
little for the medicine	2
we should make some	2
all sing come ye	2
six or eight children	2
find you so resolute	2
are badly off must	2
see what i can	2
brownies and the fairies	2
the month it is	2
i believe i could	2
and the angel said	2
will be there before	2
can even i believe	2
and the century company	2
of the month it	2
i say it on	2
walk and blind men	2
it is christmas eve	2
and the other two	2
all clap their hands	2
i wish you all	2
and merriment and love	2
out at rear r	2
that was hanging up	2
me the shadows of	2
a chance and hope	2
i have not been	2
i have not profited	2
the entrance to the	2
never been between us	2
like of me before	2
a little thing affects	2
prince and the princess	2
never pay back one	2
comes the night before	2
we must not tarry	2
it was an accident	2
do you believe it	2
to the wishing man	2
good it has ever	2
a voice close behind	2
you ought to be	2
just a week from	2
far from being a	2
will make you well	2
and shakes hands with	2
of the stomach makes	2
old man with white	2
see suggestions for carols	2
when they have crawled	2
this one in green	2
all over the floor	2
of the opening song	2
i think you are	2
behind one of the	2
do not have such	2
in one act for	2
down from stool and	2
his head into the	2
by the light of	2
to make the children	2
the th century the	2
christmas in old england	2
sure we shall none	2
suppose it should break	2
used to see the	2
version of peace egg	2
much obliged for the	2
will be here in	2
in their joyous home	2
whar in der show	2
has a question to	2
to those who first	2
is it good or	2
are the oldest of	2
taken by an adult	2
so merciless a creditor	2
the back is a	2
down on the floor	2
in another land and	2
go out behind the	2
we having a time	2
to be found can	2
much obliged to you	2
bones here as mine	2
a stake of holly	2
members of my family	2
of the house of	2
thine and mine and	2
how happy are we	2
takes me back again	2
shall i read it	2
santa claus is a	2
boys and girls to	2
but let me tell	2
very kind of you	2
as big as a	2
that we should make	2
a man of business	2
claus is a great	2
down dis yer chimbly	2
are so full of	2
the candle and the	2
hand over her mouth	2
what care i for	2
of mind or body	2
have you had many	2
father and mother in	2
come and help me	2
people saw him in	2
is it a circus	2
and it might be	2
you think i am	2
is coming or not	2
has a right to	2
notes to the manager	2
and the leetla dutch	2
nuts in the plum	2
i looked a little	2
for the little ones	2
an old friend of	2
to be made into	2
knows it better than	2
adapted from the story	2
the blue flames leaped	2
six pigs and a	2
on the production of	2
come here to me	2
how do you like	2
you doubt your senses	2
yonder is the way	2
you like to see	2
bending over the crib	2
what do you do	2
and plenty of suds	2
fear you more than	2
the good fathers are	2
you hear what i	2
his head down on	2
you must have the	2
as they go out	2
act ii he carries	2
i help to support	2
i shall not leave	2
on his lips should	2
go under the table	2
it is more than	2
a tremendous family to	2
to leave his poor	2
in at waist with	2
rooms and a pig	2
would not have come	2
and all the time	2
now the curtain opens	2
costume is all that	2
and i wish you	2
the children are in	2
steerage is a happy	2
there was with the	2
but it will be	2
you wish we could	2
like that of the	2
am sure i have	2
to poor dear mamma	2
but most of all	2
down from their places	2
reason for being cross	2
i will not have	2
us when he was	2
and the babe lying	2
people below them as	2
but this is christmas	2
from them into heaven	2
to tune of the	2
in this very house	2
they used to be	2
merry as a school	2
heard on the roof	2
dressed all in green	2
going off to bed	2
we knew you were	2
down in the ocean	2
the friendly audiences of	2
curly head from side	2
children are dreaming about	2
to think of it	2
the song is finished	2
may be introduced at	2
i hope you have	2
or candies are to	2
a little like me	2
takes jeannette by the	2
insect on the leaf	2
the singing of the	2
was not one of	2
man in the moon	2
the mother and st	2
suds in me tub	2
any person in the	2
i want some presents	2
on floor at c	2
space behind the scenes	2
when we were both	2
anything we wished for	2
he frightened every one	2
the participants and to	2
i will not say	2
in the snow and	2
do you suppose he	2
and all the angels	2
the sight of the	2
only the grandfather and	2
lessons that they teach	2
in the course of	2
enter jim and polly	2
made when we were	2
say a word or	2
is cold and clear	2
is ever going to	2
finds me going there	2
such a world of	2
dear old honest ali	2
and jumped on to	2
holly and the star	2
do you think you	2
chance and hope of	2
the stage should be	2
health for your sake	2
between the footlights and	2
i tried to see	2
all the same to	2
among his fellow men	2
any good with it	2
i am prepared to	2
the leaf pronouncing on	2
has passed between us	2
and dine with us	2
to show me the	2
stake of holly through	2
those who are badly	2
that when i was	2
spirit the ghost of	2
just a little bit	2
be down in the	2
owner of this apartment	2
money i want and	2
ask nothing of you	2
the turkish knight is	2
from the story by	2
pleasanter companions than he	2
answer me one question	2
on the mantel shelf	2
and the old tup	2
stands at rear l	2
lost sight of the	2
which shall be to	2
your sake and the	2
good reason for being	2
us forget poor tiny	2
and gather around him	2
the trial in homage	2
the home of the	2
as if it was	2
ever going to benefit	2
two easy chairs near	2
to the old man	2
santa claus comes in	2
never knew santa claus	2
i was just thinking	2
be happy in the	2
was afraid from what	2
singing in the springtime	2
the wishing man and	2
puts her arm about	2
the breath of the	2
there should be two	2
in his own particular	2
trial in homage to	2
a little boy for	2
and the glory of	2
around head and shoulders	2
elopement of ellen c	2
till you get the	2
and so do i	2
the children enjoy all	2
see if you can	2
to the fire and	2
off like a shot	2
think that they are	2
i draw nearer to	2
and did ye have	2
what has passed between	2
i might have derived	2