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"it
shrouded
in a deep black garment"
"its
mysterious
presence filled him with a solemn
dread
"
"I
fear
you
more
then any spectre I have seen"-scrooge
"I thought he'd
never
die"-business man
"its likely to be a very
cheap
funeral"-business man
"I don't mind going if a
lunch
is provided"-business man
"
old scratch
has got his own at last, hey?"-business man
"the whole quarter reeked with
crime
and
misery
"
"a
wicked old screw
"-a woman
"you don't mean to say you
took em down
, rings and all, with him
lying
there?"-old joe
"its the
best
he had, and a
fine
one too"-woman
"scrooge listened to this dialogue in
horror
"
"he
frightened
everyone away from him when he was
alive
, to
profit
us when he was
dead
"-woman
"
merciful heaven
what is this!"-scrooge
"but I have not the
power
spirit. I have not the
power
"-scrooge
"plundered, bereft, unwatched, unwept,
uncared for
, was the body of this man"
"who feels
emotion
caused by this mans death"-scrooge
"his face was
care-worn
and
depressed
though he was
young
"
"she was thankful in her
soul
to hear it"
"
merciless
a creditor in his successor"-Carolines husband
"its was a
happier house
for this mans death"
"let me see some
tenderness
connected with
a
death"-scrooge
"the
noisy little cratchits
were still as
statues
in one corner"
"the
colour
hurts my eyes"-mrs cratchit
"but I think he has walked a little
slower
than he used, these few last evenings, mother"-peter
"im sure
none
of us will
forget
tiny Tim"-bob cratchit
"are these the shadows of the things that
will
be, or are they the shadows of the things that
may
be, only?"-scrooge
"scrooge
crept
towards it"
"I am
not
the man I once was"-scrooge
"I will
honour
christmas in my
heart
and try to keep it all the year"-scrooge
"I will live in the past, the present, and the future...I will not
shut out
any lessons that they
teach
"-scrooge
"oh tell me i may
sponge away
the
writing
on this stone"-scrooge