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A heartless miser is visited by spirits on Christmas Eve and shown the cost of his cruelty. Awakened by the visions, he chooses redemption and the true spirit of Christmas.
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00:26THE END
00:30What a lovely place to meet.
00:32Welcome to the merry household of the kindest and most generous man in town, Ebenezer Scrooge.
00:41You're surprised that I call Scrooge kind and generous?
00:45Well, you can take my word for it.
00:48Who am I?
00:50The London Humbug, of course.
00:53B-A-H Humbug, to be more precise.
00:57True, Mr. Scrooge wasn't always so jolly.
01:01There was a time back when he was as mean and miserable as the counting house in which he conducted
01:08his business.
01:10The offices of Scrooge and Marley.
01:14Now, Marley was dead to begin with, but old Scrooge would never pay to have the name painted out on
01:21the office sign.
01:22There was a mean and stingy man named Ebenezer Scrooge.
01:29His heart was hard and cold because he was the devil's stooge.
01:36While Scrooge sat down to count the gold that his mind could never leave.
01:42Young people in the square outside.
01:46Merry Christmas!
01:48Celebrated Christmas Eve.
01:51Away, away with you and your infernal Merry Christmas!
01:56It's Scrooge!
01:57Christmas!
01:58Humbug!
01:59Humbug!
02:01Used to be his favorite word.
02:04My mom heard it so often, that's how I got my name.
02:09Christmas, Christmas.
02:10Oh, but Scrooge was a tight-fisted, squeezing, grasping, clutching, covetous old sinner.
02:19Until that Christmas Eve, when the ghost came.
02:27Ebenezer Scrooge!
02:34Ladies and gents, boys and girls, a ghost story for Christmas.
02:39The stingiest man in town.
02:50The stingiest man in town.
04:53And candlelight shining down on friends surrounding me.
05:02A pretty way to be wasting my time.
05:07An old-fashioned Christmas bar humbug.
05:10You'll be an old-fashioned pauper if you don't attend to your job.
05:14You wouldn't discharge me, sir.
05:16Not on Christmas Eve.
05:18Oh, wouldn't I?
05:20Back to work.
05:23And what is this?
05:25Stealing my coal, are we?
05:27For the stove, sir.
05:29It's so damp and chilly in here.
05:31Had to sneak it in lump by lump and pop it in the fire when the old buzzard's back was
05:35turned.
05:38Next thing you'll be picking my pockets.
05:40Oh, look, Mr. Scrooge.
05:42Your nephew Fred is coming to pay you a call.
05:44What's that fool want?
05:46I like him, sir.
05:47His smile warms my heart.
05:49Merry Christmas, Uncle Scrooge.
05:52Humbug!
05:54Oh, be merry, Uncle Scrooge.
05:56Ha, ha, ha, ha!
05:59What's so merry on Christmas Day?
06:01The merry money you throw away.
06:03The merry bills you have to pay.
06:05When you say Merry Christmas, I say bah.
06:11Here's a present, Uncle Scrooge.
06:14Humbug!
06:16I think you are a fool to waste your cash.
06:21What's the present you always buy?
06:23A handkerchief or an awful tie?
06:25Look at this tie and you know why.
06:28When I get Christmas presents, I say trash.
06:32It's you.
06:33But everything at Christmas is so jolly and lively.
06:39The Christmas trees and reeds of holly.
06:41Boys and ivy.
06:43The girls and boys who dream about St. Nicholas.
06:47St. Nicholas?
06:50Ridiculous!
06:54Don't you like him, Uncle Scrooge?
06:57Come back!
06:58Good old Nicholas.
07:00That's a lot of slush.
07:03I abominate old St. Nick.
07:05His reckless spending makes me sick.
07:08I think St. Nick's a lunatic.
07:10When you say old St. Nicholas, I say bosh!
07:13Oh, don't be angry, Uncle.
07:15Come dine with us tomorrow.
07:17Christmas dinner?
07:19What a repugnant, revolting institution.
07:24Oh, don't you like a juicy Christmas turkey?
07:28Detest it!
07:29The pudding with a brandy sauce.
07:32Can't digest it!
07:34You'll get a mellow feeling for humanity.
07:39Humanity!
07:40Insanity!
07:42Hey!
07:44You'll enjoy it, Uncle Scrooge.
07:47Come back!
07:49It may be fun for you, but not for me.
07:54I'm not merry on Christmas Day.
07:56I'm never happy.
07:57I'm never gay.
07:58If you think I could feel that way, then you are just as stupid as can be.
08:05If you think I'd be merry, and chirp like a canary, then you are even dumber than a dumb bug.
08:13When you say merry Christmas, I say nonsense, metal snakes, poppy gark, and just fine humbug.
08:22Humbug!
08:23Humbug!
08:24Humbug!
08:24Humbug!
08:27I pity you, Uncle.
08:28Maybe I'll never be as rich as you, but I'll go to my grave still believing in a merry Christmas.
08:35Good afternoon.
08:36A wonderful Christmas.
08:38Good afternoon.
08:40A magnificent Christmas.
08:42Good afternoon!
08:49An old-fashioned Christmas
08:53With snow falling hard
08:58I suppose you'll be wanting tomorrow off.
09:01I didn't think I'd have to ask.
09:03It is Christmas, sir.
09:05A poor excuse for picking a man's pockets every 25th of December.
09:09I must pay you a whole day's wages for nothing.
09:12You'd beg of me, and, and, have me in the poor house.
09:17Oh, sir.
09:19Don't fall for it, Bob.
09:21Oh, sir, you needn't pay me for Christmas if things are so bad for you.
09:25First sensible thing you've said all day.
09:28Be here all the early of the day after.
09:31Now away with you.
09:32Oh, yes, sir.
09:33Thank you, sir.
09:33Merry Christmas.
09:34Oh, sorry, sir.
09:36I know, sir.
09:37Bah, humbug!
09:38I said it for you, sir.
09:39Good day, sir!
09:49Sounds like one's missing.
09:52Uh-oh.
09:54If one's missing, I'll Doc Cratchit for it, I will.
10:00How can anybody be so stingy?
10:03So stingy, so stingy.
10:06How can anybody be so stingy?
10:09He's the stingiest man in town.
10:14Oh, you're lucky you're dead as a doornail, Jacob Marley, and not bothered with Christmas anymore.
10:21I'm lucky, too.
10:23Don't have to share the profits with you anymore.
10:28Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!
10:35Old Scrooge is such a stingy man, the tightest man since time began.
10:41Oh, he's so tight, so tight, I say, he wouldn't give a bride away.
10:50It hurts him so to pay one cent
10:54He wouldn't pay a compliment
10:57He uses lightning bugs at night
11:00To save the cash he'd pay for light
11:06How can anybody be so stingy?
11:09So stingy, so stingy
11:12How can anybody be so stingy?
11:15He's the stingiest man in town
11:23And when his hearse goes rolling by
11:27Now man alive he's gonna cry
11:30But you can bet his ghost will curse
11:33Because he's paying for the hearse
11:39And when it's time for him to go
11:42His soul will travel down below
11:45And when he gets there you can tell
11:48Because you'll hear old Satan yell
11:52How can anybody be so stingy?
11:54So stingy, so stingy
11:57How can anybody be so stingy?
12:01He's the strangest man in town
12:13Away with you, away!
12:16There was something strange about that night
12:20It was so dark he had to grope with his hands
12:25The fog and frost so hung about the old doorway
12:28That it seemed as if death sat in meditation on the threshold
12:32It was then that Scrooge happened to glance at the brass door knocker
12:36And suddenly it turned into...
12:41A ghost!
12:43Marley!
12:45Jacob Marley!
12:47Dead these seven years!
12:50Oh!
12:52Why have you come to haunt me?
13:09Away!
13:10Go away!
13:15Just my imagination
13:16Bosh!
13:18Ghosts!
13:19A lot of humbug!
13:23Didn't look like humbug to me
13:29Yeah, it was a humbug
13:32Well, old Scrooge got himself upstairs to bed
13:37And fell asleep
13:41That night when Ebenezer Scrooge lay dreaming in his room
13:47He heard the sound of rattling chains come clanking through the gloom
13:54And while he lay there shivering in the icy wind of fear
14:00The ghost of Scrooge's partner, Jacob Marley, did appear
14:19In life I was your partner, Jacob Marley
14:26Ridiculous!
14:29You are nothing but a humbug
14:30See me
14:33How can you doubt your senses?
14:47What do you want of me?
14:51Much
14:52Look at me
14:55Condemned to walk the earth in death
15:00Because I wasted my life
15:04Wasted?
15:05How, dear old Marley
15:08I helped myself
15:11To money
15:15Instead of helping my neighbor
15:18And so I wear this chain of greed and heartlessness
15:26I forged in life
15:29I wear a chain
15:32A heavy chain
15:35Is wound around my soul
15:40A chain of sin and vices
15:44That I could not control
15:49Repent your soul
15:52Repent your crimes
15:52Repent in time
15:54Repent in time
15:56Or you'll repent in pain
15:59For if you wait
16:03Until too late
16:05You'll never break your chain
16:20Although my chain
16:22Although my chain is very strong
16:25The one you wear is stronger
16:29My chain of wrong
16:32My chain of wrong
16:33Is very long
16:35But yours is even longer
16:39You must escape
16:42Escape my fate
16:44Cast off the sins that bind you
16:47Or you will find
16:50When you pass on
16:52You'll drag your chain
16:54Behind you
16:58But it's not right for you to be so condemned
17:00You were only doing business in life
17:03As I do now
17:04And business is business
17:08Mankind should have been my business
17:11You still have time
17:15To repent
17:16Reform
17:18How?
17:20Tonight
17:21You will be haunted
17:24By three spirits
17:27I...
17:29I think I'd rather not
17:31Without their visits
17:33You cannot hope
17:35To shun the path I tread
17:37Expect the first to arrive
17:41When the bell tolls one
17:57See the phantoms
18:00That fill the night air
18:02Each with chains
18:04None free
18:06And I must with them
18:12Observe and know
18:15Our misery
18:16O school
18:17Now we seek to do good
18:20In human matters
18:22But have lost
18:24The power forever
18:27Repent
18:30Repent
18:32Repent
18:33Repent
18:35Repent
18:36Repent
18:37Repent
18:40No
18:41No
18:42No
18:42No
18:43No
18:44No
18:45No
18:47No
18:48No
18:51They're gone
18:53They're gone
18:56No
18:57No
18:58I am the ghost of Christmas past.
19:01Long past?
19:03Your past.
19:06Here, hold my hand.
19:23I know not where you take me,
19:26yet all is strangely familiar.
19:29Look upon yourself when you were younger.
19:41That's me and my fiancée, Belle.
19:44Oh, she was lovely, I remember.
19:47That dance was so lively.
19:49We came out into the snow to cool ourselves.
19:54Oh, she's so near, I can smell her fragrance.
20:00What were we whispering on that long ago day?
20:04But you can't be serious, darling.
20:06There's no reason we can't be married.
20:08Don't you love me, Ebenezer Scrooge?
20:11More than the world.
20:12But I'd rather wait till I was more secure financially.
20:15No, no, you young fool.
20:18Don't say those things, dear.
20:20You frighten me.
20:21I only want the best for you.
20:24That's what I want, too.
20:26The best.
20:27A tiny cottage for the two of us.
20:30A cottage?
20:30I want to build a cottage
20:34We can't afford it yet
20:38But when I've made my fortune
20:41What mansions we will get
20:44I only want a little cottage
20:48With children playing on the floor
20:52But, darling, love flies out the window
20:56When poverty comes through the door
21:05I think of you
21:08And my future gleams
21:10And my mind is filled with golden dreams
21:15I think of you
21:17And I love you so
21:19All the world takes on a golden glow
21:24So hold me close tonight
21:27And fill me with dreams of delight
21:32I think of you
21:35And your love for me
21:37And I know that life with you will be
21:42More beautiful than it seems
21:46In my golden dreams
22:01I shouldn't have remembered
22:04There is another Christmas
22:11You had just formed your partnership with Marley
22:15Your business was new
22:17But your ways were set
22:19Oh, ghost, spare me the rest
22:24You must drain the cup to the dregs
22:28Recall how you drove love from your heart
22:32And replaced it with the worship of money
22:35No!
22:39Yes, another idol has taken my place
22:42Oh, really?
22:44That's going a bit far, don't you think, Belle?
22:47Hmm, Hawkins is three months in default
22:50Do you realize how much money I stand to lose?
22:53But Ebenezer, it is Christmas
22:56Christmas? Bah!
22:58Christmas is a folly
23:00It's a waste of time
23:01A fraud
23:02It's a humbug
23:03Yes, yes by Jove
23:05Christmas is a humbug
23:10I wish to break off our engagement, Ebenezer
23:13You can't be serious
23:15Why?
23:16You have become someone I do not know
23:19Someone I do not wish to know
23:23You've lost the beautiful tomorrow
23:27You really had a chance to win
23:32Our love has turned into a shadow
23:36Of happiness that might have been
23:41Oh, gosh!
23:43It might have been
23:47A warm and wonderful romance
23:52It might have been
23:56If you had given it a chance
24:01You held a ticket to enchanted land
24:09Why did you let it slip
24:13Right through your hands?
24:19I might have known
24:23A life of happiness with you
24:27But love has flown
24:31The wrong I've done
24:34I can't undo
24:36And now, too late
24:39My bitter tears begin
24:43Because I know
24:49It might have been
25:01I cannot bear it
25:03Haunt me no longer
25:07Oh, thank heaven
25:14My word
25:16How did he get back?
25:19Oh, dear me
25:28What's that?
25:30Looks like the number two ghost
25:32Is right on time
25:52My parlor
25:54What's happened to my parlor?
25:58I am the ghost of Christmas present
26:01Come and know me better
26:03For you have never known
26:05The likes of me before
26:07What are you?
26:10The Christmas spirit
26:11Come!
26:13No!
26:17Listen to the song of the Christmas spirit
26:20Can't you hear it?
26:22Can't you hear it?
26:23Listen to the song of the Christmas spirit
26:25Ringing in the air
26:29No!
26:30No!
26:30No!
26:31Stop them!
26:39Tinkling laughs of girls and boys
26:41Winkle with the jingle of tinkling toys
26:44Words of hope and happy times
26:46Sung to the music of chimes
26:49Jumping jacks
26:51Jumping jacks
26:51And dancing dolls
26:52Tumble and a jumble of bouncing balls
26:54See the Christmas toy ballet
26:57Dance to the bells of a sleigh
27:02Listen to the song of the Christmas spirit
27:05Can't you hear it?
27:06Can't you hear it?
27:08Listen to the song of the Christmas spirit
27:10Ringing in the air
27:15Click your heels
27:18Point your toe
27:20Spin around and around and around
27:23And away we go
27:26Clap your hands
27:27Wink your eyes
27:30Jump so high
27:32You can reach the sky
27:39I shall fall
27:41Touch the hem of my coat and be lifted
27:49I could use some lifting too
27:55Great way to travel
27:56Great way to travel
27:57But where are we going?
27:58Look!
27:59The city of London
28:01At Christmas
28:03Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
28:06But where are we going?
28:09Bob Cratchit's house
28:16The children and Bob
28:19Home from church
28:20Mother
28:22Mother
28:22Mother
28:22Our goose baby's wobble
28:24We could smell it all the way home
28:26Where's your father?
28:28And tiny tin
28:28Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
28:30Who wants to know?
28:31How's the pudding coming mother?
28:33Bubbling and singing in its copper pot
28:36As if it was a Christmas caroler
28:40My, but Santa was generous this year
28:43Not at all like Mr. Scrooge
28:46Boo!
28:48Oh, we mustn't think poorly of him
28:50Not on Christmas
28:51Why not?
28:53It's his thinking that keeps us poor
28:55Now, now, Mr. Scrooge is the founder of our feast
29:00Feast?
29:01With a goose no bigger than a canary bird
29:04Oh, must I listen?
29:07Well, surely you're not surprised
29:10Instead of ducking Bob, why didn't I give him extra for Christmas?
29:15Martha, did I show you the wooden soldier Santa left me?
29:19A hundred times.
29:21I'll get it and show you again.
29:25Poor darling.
29:27If only we could afford the proper doctors for him.
29:31It's so unfair.
29:33I sometimes give up hope that he'll ever get better.
29:37Tim has the hope and the faith and spirit.
29:40That's what counts.
29:41Do you know, on the way home, he told me he wished the people saw him in church.
29:46Then they could remember on Christmas Day who made lame beggars walk and blind men see.
29:53Here it is, Martha.
29:55He's falling. I must catch him.
29:58You cannot.
29:59Tim! Oh, Tim! Tim!
30:02Is there no way I can help him?
30:05It is perhaps too late.
30:09Oh, no.
30:11My, but he looks strong and brave.
30:14How kind of Santa to bring him.
30:16The children next door said there is no Santa.
30:19They said the soldier was just a clothespin father painted because he couldn't afford to buy a real one.
30:25What nonsense!
30:27There is a Santa Claus, isn't there?
30:34There is a spirit in the world of generosity that brings good things to all of us, whoever we may
30:44be.
30:45So I believe in Santa Claus, for it can't be denied that he is generosity personified.
30:58Yes, there is a Santa Claus for children everywhere.
31:07Though you may watch the chimney tops and never see him there.
31:18People say his magic sleigh flies in the sky above.
31:27But you might find it anywhere.
31:33But you might find it anywhere you find unselfish love.
31:37Oh, yes, he really does exist.
31:43And Santa Claus will live.
31:48As long as hearts can realize how good it feels to give.
31:58So when you are feeling blue, keep up your hope because if there is kindness in this world, there is
32:15a Santa Claus.
32:18Yes, there is a Santa Claus.
32:34And there is a goose.
32:36A Merry Christmas to us all, my dears.
32:40God bless us.
32:42God bless us.
32:44Everyone.
32:46And then, in an instant, still invisible, we were flying above London again.
32:53Oh, spirit, please take me back to my miserable rooms.
32:58There is yet another Christmas to visit, even though you refused the invitation yesterday.
33:04Oh, no, not my nephew Fred's dinner party.
33:10I give you a toast to my Uncle Scrooge.
33:14I'll not drink to him, dear husband.
33:17Take pity on him, dear wife.
33:20Pity?
33:21On a man so rich?
33:22Show compassion for the enormous profits he makes?
33:26Prophets?
33:27True.
33:28True.
33:28But how do the prophets profit him?
33:31To Uncle Scrooge.
33:33May he someday know I love him and feel the glow of Christmas.
33:39Oh, very well.
33:42To Uncle Scrooge.
33:48Why this remorse?
33:50He gave me a gift.
33:51I tossed it away.
33:53I never understood such things.
33:56But gifts have been a part of Christmas since the very beginning.
34:02See the tiny stable under the tree?
34:06Perhaps your little companion can tell you.
34:13Christmas trees are brightly lighted.
34:19Through the world the church bells ring.
34:24Great and small are all invited to the birthday party of the King.
34:37Mighty prince and humble peasant.
34:43Each will choose a gift to breathe.
34:48Do you have a birthday present?
34:53For the birthday party of the King.
34:58Once wise men came in his honor, bringing incense, myrrh and gold.
35:10But what is cold to a guru?
35:17Who has all the stars to hold?
35:25Do you know what gift will please him?
35:31Do you know what gift will please him?
35:32Please him more than anything?
35:36Bring a heart that really loves him to the birthday party of the King.
36:00And what of that other child?
36:03So tiny he seems little more than a babe himself.
36:08What of tiny Tim?
36:10I see a vacant seat in the chimney corner.
36:15And a little crutch without an owner.
36:18Carefully preserved.
36:21Oh dear God, let it not be.
36:35Tiny Tim gone?
36:39This cannot be.
36:41Why not?
36:42Who cares?
36:45One little boy is just a dot in all the human race.
36:53What?
36:54One little boy is just a spot upon the planet's face.
37:03Do!
37:04And when he is no longer there, a billion take the place of one little boy.
37:22But one little boy can sing a song and have a world of fun.
37:32One little boy can grow up strong and leap and jump and run.
37:39And you wouldn't want to see him grow.
37:45And you wouldn't want to see him grow.
37:46If he would be your son.
37:50But one little boy.
37:59If he passes on, after he is gone.
38:08There's one less in the nation.
38:18Let him rest in peace.
38:23And he will decrease the surplus population.
38:36That's what you thought not long ago.
38:42That's what I thought but now I know.
38:46One little boy who cannot walk is not a broken toy.
38:56One little boy can laugh and talk and fill a home with joy.
39:03And no one else could take the place of that one little boy.
39:14That one little boy.
39:29What next?
39:32Uh-oh.
39:35The ghost of Christmas yet to come.
39:41And where'd you steal these, love?
39:45From a dead man's home.
39:51And who?
39:54Who have they robbed?
40:01Who?
40:02Who?
40:05Who?
40:06Who?
40:07I can't see the name.
40:10No!
40:11It's me!
40:13It's Erma!
40:14Jesus!
40:16Scrooge!
40:18You were a chain.
40:21A heavy chain.
40:24Is wound around your soul.
40:28A chain of sin and vices
40:33That you could not control
40:39No!
40:44I am not the man I was.
40:46I promise to honor Christmas in my heart
40:49and keep it all the year.
40:51Oh, tell me I may sponge away
40:53the writing on this stone.
40:55Please, spirit, please.
41:03Is it over?
41:06Hey, we're back.
41:09Hey.
41:10Please, please.
41:14Oh, please.
41:17Hey, hey, look.
41:20No, go away or you'll be burned with me.
41:24Oh.
41:27Open your eyes and take a look.
41:31Hey.
41:33Why, bless my soul.
41:36My very own room.
41:39My very own house.
41:42How long was I gone?
41:46It's morning.
41:47It's morning.
41:48I'm alive.
41:49It's wonderful, beautiful, magnificent morning.
41:53You down there.
41:56What day is it?
41:58It's Christmas Day in the morning, sir.
42:02Christmas.
42:02Christmas.
42:03Then I didn't miss it.
42:05Go on.
42:06Who'd miss Christmas?
42:07You know where the butcher shop is?
42:10That I do.
42:11A bright boy.
42:14A bright boy.
42:15A brilliant boy.
42:16There never was such a boy.
42:19I want you to go buy that turkey in the window.
42:23No.
42:23The little one?
42:25No.
42:26Not the little one.
42:27The big one.
42:29Ah.
42:30Buy it and take it to the home of Bob Cratchit.
42:36And what will I use for money?
42:39Money.
42:40Good question.
42:42Ah.
42:44Good answer.
42:45Mr.
42:45You use money for money.
42:48My money.
42:56And keep the change.
42:59Thank you, sir.
43:00That I will.
43:02Wait.
43:04Merry Christmas.
43:06Always say, Merry Christmas.
43:09Merry Christmas, sir.
43:11Merry Christmas.
43:14that's the trouble with this world everybody's too busy to say merry christmas well i guess i
43:23better think about changing my name hadn't i listen to the song of the christmas spirit
43:28can't you hear it can't you hear it listen to the song of the christmas spirit
43:34ringing in the air hey you can't go out like that but i must do my christmas shopping without your
43:42pants
43:47jumping jacks and dancing dolls tumble in a jumble of bouncing balls see the christmas toy ballet
43:54dance to the bells of a sleigh listen to the song of the christmas spirit can't you hear it can't
44:02you
44:02hear it listen to the song of the christmas spirit ringing in the air
44:09mother father i can't believe it there never was such a bird
44:19yes there is a santa claus for children everywhere
44:27oh you may watch the chimney tops and never see him there people say his magic slave lies in the
44:44sky
44:45but you might find him anywhere you find unselfish love
44:56so when you are feeling blue keep up your hope because
45:04if there is kindness in this world there is a santa claus
45:32and the day after christmas
45:37ratchet you're late yes sir i know just a minute and a half it will never happen again sir i
45:44am not going to
45:44stand this sort of thing any longer and therefore therefore therefore therefore
45:57i am about to raise your salary
46:07and merry christmas bob
46:11merrier than any i have given you
46:13make up the fire and use lots of coal
46:17but but sir you you always said i mean is such an extravagance good for business
46:23business oh bob
46:31mankind should be my business
46:37mankind should be my trade
46:43i realize it is my business
46:50to give my fellow man my aid
46:56the whole world should be my office
47:03heaven should be my boss
47:08man's happiness should be my profit
47:15his suffering should be my loss
47:21just changing money was not enough
47:27to make my life worthwhile
47:32i should have changed a human tear
47:40into a human smile
47:46and that's how scrooge became as good a friend as good a master and as good a man as the
47:54good old city knew
47:55he asked for no reward for his own heart laughed and that was enough for him
48:04may that be truly said of us all and so as tiny tim observed god blesses everyone
48:13mankind shall be my business
48:20that was the lord's plan
48:26my work and life should be the service
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