Christmas carol

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  Fog and frost
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  hard and sharp as flint ( about scrooge )
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  As jolly as a school boy
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  To tiny Tim he was a second father
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  As solitary as an oyster
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  written when the industrial rev was happening
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  Big gap between the rich and the poor
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  Dickens had a large family
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  Dickens uses the text to criticise the isolated rich
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  Cyclical structure
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  External heat and cold had little influence on Scrooge
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  I can’t afford to make idle people merry
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  Are there no workhouses?
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  you’re rich enough
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  You’re poor enough
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  I wear the chains I forged in life
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  Scrooge wept to see his poor forgotten self
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  I should Like to be able to say a word or two to my clerk
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  Tiny Tim is as “good as gold - and better “
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  The founder of the feast
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  I pity him
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  Lead on! Time is precious to me
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  A happier house for this man’s death
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  I will honour christmas with my heart
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  I am as happy as an angel
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  God bless Us, Every One!
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  Neglected gravestone
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  Dickens had been both poor and wealthy