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And each boy shall receive a half a crown.
until only the desire for gain is left.
I've come to say goodbye.
At times we're glad to see the back Of all our kin and kith
In the whole wide world And he knows it
Don't they know that I'm trying to run a business here?
Is the folly of fools
To add a sort of Humpty Dumpty touch
Do you not agree?
- I've come to bring you home. - Home with you, Fran?
- Sing a Christmas carol - Sing a Christmas carol
and the playplaces, are they still in operation?
Merry Christmas indeed.
[GRUNTS]
Ladies and gentlemen, if I may steal a moment of your valuable time,
[SINGING] You, you were new to me
The thing is to try to do as much as you can in the time that you have.
- Stop yawning when I'm talking to you. - What next?
Well, they can do what they like, you see.
The financial wizard.
Well, for one and ten pence ha' penny.
And he'll steal it
You were always a good friend to me, Jacob. Thank you.
Do you know the butcher's in the next street but one?
Oh, my God. What am I doing here?
- Here you are, boys. BOYS [IN UNISON]: Thanks, guv'nor.
- Oh, damn it. - I told you to say merry.
Where's there's music and laughter Happiness is rife
Why do you come to persecute me?
What a game for a villain To play on Christmas day
Pausing only to take my leisure
Poor boy.
You're quite a powerful speaker, sir.
That's quite a chain, isn't it?
GHOST: What an unpleasant child.
that he has appointed you to be his personal clerk.
Now do you believe in me?
In everything that made my love of value to you, yes.
Lest their dreadful fate be yours
What does it matter to you, Ebenezer Scrooge?
[SNIFFS]
And he goes for a sleigh ride
Reminded me a little bit of your mother, she did.
Uncle Ebenezer.
KIDS: Christmas morning SCROOGE: Christmas morning
But we still have so much to talk about, haven't we?
[CHEERING AND CHATTERING]
Where there's music and laughter Happiness is rife
You too, Bob Cratchit. And your family.
That's very civil of you, Marley.
- Now, we are all deeply moved. ALL: Yes.
of holly through his heart.
to describe the true depth of our feelings towards him.
Especially mine Which is just as it should be
What reason have you got to be miserable? You're rich enough.
[SNICKERS]
I may sound double Dutch But my delight is such
[MAN 1 CHUCKLES]
[RINGING AND CHIMING INTENSIFIES]
GHOST: Ebenezer Scrooge.
- Did you? - Oh, yes, I loved her.
For the time being, I think it better you see things as they really are.
My friends, I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I will live to know that I've fulfilled my life.
Happiness is rife
Tell me more, Marley, but speak comfort to me.
[CHUCKLES]
See a world as pretty as a dream
A Merry Christmas to us all.
Thank you. Merry Christmas.
Will be just as mean As he's ever been
[KNOCKING ON DOOR]
I'm going to have Christmas dinner with my family.
[SHOUTING AND MURMURING]
- It must be near his time. - Past it.
When I lived, my spirit, like yours,
It's no pleasure to me, sir, to be addressed by either of you.
Well, of course he's sick.
Mine?
Ha, ha. No, I didn't steal it.
- Your change, sir. - Thank you, Mr. Bissett.
That a Merry Christmas Can bring to you
I have never met any of your brothers, sir.
I'd give him a piece of my mind to feast upon.
Happiness is smiling upon me
And so say all of us
I detest them
We'll have some dancing and some music.
KIDS [SINGING]: Sing a song of gladness and cheer
I don't make myself merry at Christmas
He'd have indigestion for a month.
That's the nicest thing That anyone's ever done for me
[HORSE NEIGHS]
There's no one worse, you can tell it
How now.
No, I haven't gone mad.
It will cost you nothing, which I'm sure will be good news for you.
Glory to the newborn king
I may sound double Dutch
MRS. CRATCHIT: What are you trying to do, ruin our Christmas?
And if I had a flag I'd hang me flag out
Will I find it? Yes, I will
A solitary boy neglected by his family is left there still.
I will start anew
God bless us, everyone.
But my delight is such
Do you happen to know if they've sold the prize turkey
But we scarcely make that much in a week.
It's humbug I tell you.