Hoppin, Augustus, 1828-1896 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin · leaf 92
dle of candy, and such other knickknacks as he might feel in-clined to bestow. Our boots and shoes being the chosen vessels to receive this earlyfreight, they were set on the mahogany table in the upper hall, andwere ranged from fathers down to the eleventh Antons in regulargradation. CHRISTMAS AT… … our uneasy, tumbled heads from our couches, hoping it was lightenough to scream out, in one word, wishyrmerryChristmas, butsomehow the sun stuck down and would nt hurry up. But atthe faintest suspicion of dawn we thumped poor Debrah with ourfeet to go for our shoes. Oh! how dead with sleep that…
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