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At that price it should be.

I'm as happy as an angel.

Neither can I afford it, madam.

I should have given them something, that's all.

I must leave you now.

And make some room here before Mrs. Fezziwig

and decrease the surplus population.

He's merely spent a few pounds of your mortal money,

Thank you very much

Come and see what we've been up to.

Insolent young ruffians.

Good for nothing, kickable creatures

And Mr. Marley has been dead these seven years.

I haven't got any chains.

She doesn't really know me.

- Miserable. - The minister's cat is a merciful cat

There you are, me friends.

Fantastic they were.

HARRY'S WIFE: The minister's cat is a lascivious cat

It's even bigger than I thought it would be.

Infernal, horrible caterwauling.

If there's one thing in the world

When I see the indolent classes Sitting on their indolent arses

That's not fair. Aah! It's...

Have you taken leave of your senses?

To add a sort of Humpty Dumpty touch

Further than I can see

The poor suffer greatly at the present time.

I will make amends

Loathsome, inexplicable creatures

Dear, oh, dear.

Merry Christmas.

CRATCHIT: God bless us.

ALL: Merry Christmas, Mr. Scrooge.

[LAUGHING AND YELLING]

Wondrous things to eat

Don't leave me.

to stop them in their useful purpose.

You, listen to this.

[FAINT LAUGHTER]

to raise his clerk's wages by five shillings a week.

- Here we are. - Yoo-hoo. Yoo-hoo.

It was as heavy and long as this seven Christmases ago.

He sent me in a coach to bring you home, Ebby.

It's all in your imagination.

But that's all right

If you met me today, you would not love me.

Thank you very, very, very much

- Thank you very much - Thank you very much

Gentlemen, Merry Christmas.

from which it happened well that you awoke.

From an old fool who deeply regrets the Christmases gone by

or a blob of mustard, or a crumb of cheese or an old potato.

Correct, Cratchit.

[SCROOGE WHIMPERING]

Here we are, my loves. Look what we've brought for you.

FEZZIWIG: Mrs. Fezziwig.

And there'll be a free can of broth, sir, every night for the coming year

Sing a Christmas carol Like the children do

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

This is for you, my dear. A sort of belated wedding present.

It's freezing cold in here.

They are, sir. I wish I could say they were not.

and I will give it all that I have left to give.

Beware, Cratchit.

Christmas a humbug? Come now, I'm sure you don't mean that.

Why? Because I like life

Well, my loves, which one do you like best, eh?

Is the child very sick?

You're not the only ones who have been busy.

We'll both try to be better somehow

For the time of Christmas is here

I think Bob Cratchit's really rather fond of me.

[SINGING] Life likes me

BOY 1: Come on.

If my wish could come true somehow

I don't know what to do.

I refuse to have Christmas haunted by Uncle Ebenezer.

It's all right, my dear. There's nothing to be frightened of.

But now that I look at you, I can see they were understating the truth.

That's better, Scrooge.

There's nothing merry in that.

- You find this amusing? - Believe it or not, he likes you.

Do you like it?

Probably brought on by an undigested bit of beef

Rise and walk with me.

But since I left me drummer at home I'll simply have to say...

Three ghosts? Ha.

Merry Christmas.

Very well, take the day.

there's a different man fighting to get out.

and I cannot afford to make idle people merry.

- That's how Christmas ought to be - Ha, ha. Hey!

I am going away, Ebenezer. You will not see me again.

And be good enough to leave me alone during business hours.

Rich or not The Christmas pot of gold

But since I left me flag at home I'll simply have to say

Because I fell in love with the lady.

I promised your mother I'd help her with the Christmas dinner.