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'Twas
the night before Christmas
And
all thru the house,
Not
a creature was stirring,
Not
even a mouse.
All
the stockings were hung
By the
chimney with care
In the
hope that St. Nicholas
Soon
would be there.
Then
what to my
Wondering
eyes should appear,
A miniature
sleigh
And
eight tiny reindeer.
A little
old driver
So lively
and quick,
I knew
in a moment
It must
be St. Nick.
And more
rapid than eagles
His
reindeer all came
As he
shouted, "On Dasher"
And
each reindeer's name.
And
so up to the housetop
The
reindeer soon flew,
With
the sleigh full of toys
And
St. Nicholas too.
Down
the chimney he came
With
a leap and a bound
He was
dressed all in fur
And
his belly was round
He spoke
not a word
But
went straight to his work
And
filled all the stockings
Then
turned with a jerk.
And laying
his finger
Aside
of his nose,
Then
giving a nod
Up the
chimney he rose
But
I heard him exclaim
As he
drove out of sight
"Merry
Christmas to all
And
to all a Good Night".
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