Santa Claus'daughter
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I laughter, you shall have your man.
During this speech all indulge in business of surprisi "' Kitty's rash ii qui si.
Kitty. Papa, you are a gem !
Santa. A gem, daughter? You mean a jewel do you uot?
No she means tin-types; three tor a quarter, doncherno.
SANTA CLAUS' DAUGHTER. 7 {sleigh-bells heard off Hi, Gussie in horror) Great smoke! There goes that chestnut bell again.
Santa. Ah ! my sleigh and my fleet-footed reindeers are ready.
I must away.
Enter, Footman and Coachman, c, and stand one... on each side of entrance.
Footman. Your majesty, we are ready. (bows low Santa. And so. am I. My friends you well might envy me my ride to-night, with the pale moon shining overhead and {the white snow gleaming beneath the feet of my fleet-footed reindeers. And the bells, what melody their little metal tongues peal forth upon the frosty air. Surely it is a subject worthy the pen of a poet; the des- cription of a sleigh-ride on a night like this.
Santa Claux si)tgs SLEIGHING SONG.
To the tune of "The Village Blacksmith.'' 7 Cling, cling, cling, cling; hark, the merry jingle; Cling, cling, cling, cling; swift it's drawing nigh; How it makes my nerves with joy to tingle, What's the reason why?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I laughter, you shall have your man.
During this speech all indulge in business of surprisi "' Kitty's rash ii qui si.
Kitty. Papa, you are a gem !
Santa. A gem, daughter? You mean a jewel do you uot?
No she means tin-types; three tor a quarter, doncherno.
SANTA CLAUS' DAUGHTER. 7 {sleigh-bells heard off Hi, Gussie in horror) Great smoke! There goes that chestnut bell again.
Santa. Ah ! my sleigh and my fleet-footed reindeers are ready.
I must away.
Enter, Footman and Coachman, c, and stand one... on each side of entrance.
Footman. Your majesty, we are ready. (bows low Santa. And so. am I. My friends you well might envy me my ride to-night, with the pale moon shining overhead and {the white snow gleaming beneath the feet of my fleet-footed reindeers. And the bells, what melody their little metal tongues peal forth upon the frosty air. Surely it is a subject worthy the pen of a poet; the des- cription of a sleigh-ride on a night like this.
Santa Claux si)tgs SLEIGHING SONG.
To the tune of "The Village Blacksmith.'' 7 Cling, cling, cling, cling; hark, the merry jingle; Cling, cling, cling, cling; swift it's drawing nigh; How it makes my nerves with joy to tingle, What's the reason why?
What to read after Santa Claus'daughter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elliott, Everett And Hardcastle, F. W. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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