Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Two pounds 7 and 6, Miller.

But all of us are humorous

And these, and these.

- Long past? - No, your past.

I'll not believe it.

I like that dolly in the corner.

Truly, I will repent!

I was his apprentice.

as my brothers said you'd be.

[CLOCK TICKING]

And I'm here to say We should all send Father Christmas

- I must go now. - Marley, wait.

I heard you were coming down today, so I thought I'd come to greet you.

What a tragedy it is that Her Majesty and His Worship the Lord Mayor

Of course they can. Of course they can. Ha, ha.

Life and I fairly fully agree

Get on with your work, Cratchit.

Two pounds, 5 shillings, ladies. Due before Christmas.

Life and I made a mutual vow

Blimey. Who's he?

Stupid old fool.

In the forlorn hope that one day he might pick up enough goodwill

You'll be wanting the whole day off tomorrow, I suppose.

May I enquire more precisely who or what you are?

we are gathered here today because we are united by a common bond.

It's as well to know That we told you so

And now is as good a time as any.

Now you listen to me.

Get in debt then try to end it

it's the hypocrisy of a happy marriage with some idiot lovesick female.

It is? Go and buy it.

Spirit, remove me from this place.

he has just done for us all.

But since I left me flag at home

Of course. All of them.

And about time too, Bob Cratchit.

Why are you so stupid? He's always been stupid.

We sell things for children, sir.

Thank you very much

MARY: The minister's cat is a lazy cat

Christmas punch, it's a Cratchit specialty.

Pleasure and squandering money.

I am prepared to bear you company.

SCROOGE: No, wait. Don't go.

There is nothing on which it is so hard as poverty

You may, for a little while, have pain in this, but it will pass.

They apologize that your

- Marmalade. - The minister's cat is a miserable cat

And that other fellow.

I hear music and I'm in a trance

HARRY: God knows it's high time he did.

That is one of the few things wherein fate has blessed her.

KIDS: In the morning SCROOGE: In the morning

Earning what Their sweatiness fetches

OLD SCROOGE: Isabel.

That's the nicest thing That anyone's ever done for me

Tom Jenkins, Tom Jenkins.

Those who are badly off must go there.

God bless you this Christmas day, Mr. Scrooge.

That's Tom Jenkins, the hot soup man.

Will they be able to see me?

It's a terrible ponderous chain you are making, Scrooge.

I must be mad. There are no giants.

Not that it's of any great importance to me whether he is or not, but is he?

[MRS. CRATCHIT CHUCKLES]

The spirits have done it all in one night.

- But I'm performing. - You're always performing.

I like all of them.

Merry Christmas, uncle.

And I shall require the services of several small boys

But things the way they are I feel as if another life's begun for me

Chances are I shall get up and prance

Tomorrow it will be 2 pounds 10 or I confiscate your puppets.

And as for you, nephew, if you were in my will, I'd disinherit you.

SCROOGE: Oh, look, a slide.

I'm sorry I'm late.

All right, my friends, all right. I understand your excitement.

Good fortune comes my way

There is never enough time to do or say all the things that we would wish.

I'd rather have the dolly in the corner.

GUY: The minister's cat is a ludicrous cat

And a horse and a spinning top.

And he sends his best to you too, guv'nor.

And, uh, what will become of Tiny Tim?

Merry Christmas.

I've seen the error of my ways. I will repent.

Because I like life

[SCROOGE LAUGHS]

And what is that great chain you wear?

A Merry Christmas to you, sir, from Father Christmas himself.