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Clips from Scrooge

"Farewell, Scrooge."
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"Three ghosts? Ha."
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"Three humbugs."
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"[GROANS]"
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"[CLOCK CHIMING]"
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"Half past 10?"
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"Quarter to 11?"
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"One o'clock?"
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"[CLOCK BELL CHIMES]"
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"Who are you?"
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"I am the spirit whose coming was foretold to you."
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"- You don't look like a ghost. - Thank you."
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"May I enquire more precisely who or what you are?"
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"I am the Ghost of Christmas Past."
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"- Long past? - No, your past."
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"- What business brings you here? - Your welfare."
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"To be woken by a ghost at 1:00 in the morning"
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"is hardly conducive to my welfare."
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"Your redemption, then."
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"Rise and walk with me."
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"Where are we going?"
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"We are going to look at your childhood."
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"KIDS [SINGING]: Sing a song of gladness and cheer"
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"For the time of Christmas is here"
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"Look around about you and see"
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"What a world of wonder This world can be"
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"Sing a Christmas carol Sing a Christmas carol"
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"Sing a Christmas carol Like the children do"
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"Enjoy the beauty All the joy and beauty"
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"That a Merry Christmas Can bring to you"
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"Do you remember these children?"
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"Of course. All of them."
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"London bridge is falling down My fair lady"
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"For the time of Christmas is here"
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"Sing a song of sixpence A pocket full of rye"
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"Look around about you and see"
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"Here we go round the mulberry bush On a cold and frosty morning"
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"Look, there's my little sister."
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"- Fran. Fran. - Sing a Christmas carol"
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"Fran!"
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"Why doesn't she wave back?"
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"She cannot see you."
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"These are but shadows of the things that have been."
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"That a Merry Christmas Can bring to you"
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"I could never join in those Christmas parties."
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"The school is not quite empty, is it?"
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"A solitary boy neglected by his family is left there still."
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"Poor boy."
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"I wish..."
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"- What is it? - Ugh, nothing, nothing."
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"What is it you wish?"
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"There were some boys singing a Christmas carol"
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"outside my door last night."
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"I should have given them something, that's all."
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"Let us look at another Christmas."
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"Ebby. Dear, dear brother."
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"- I've come to bring you home. - Home with you, Fran?"
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"Father is so much kinder than he used to be."
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"He sent me in a coach to bring you home, Ebby."
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"We're to be together all Christmas long."
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"Go and fetch your things."
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"Always a delicate creature whom a breath might have withered."
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"But she had a large heart."
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"She had. I'll not deny it."
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"She died a woman and I believe had children."
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"One child."
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"Your nephew."
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"Yes."
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"There is a Christmas that you really enjoyed."
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"Why, it's old Fezziwig alive again."
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"I was his apprentice."
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"Yo-ho, Ebenezer. Yo-ho, Dick."
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"Hi-de-ho and chirrup. No more work today, me boys."
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"Hi-de-hi, it's Christmas Eve, Dick. It's Christmas, Ebenezer."
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"Now come on, clear everything away before a man can say Jack Robinson."
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"And make some room here before Mrs. Fezziwig"
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"and my daughters arrive with the punchbowl."
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"SCROOGE: My word, I am a good-looking chap. Ha."
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"And strong too. I used to carry sacks around all day."
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"And that other fellow."
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"I remember him. Dick Wilkins."
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"Nice young fellow. Very attached to me he was."
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"Dear, oh, dear."
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"[SHOUTING AND LAUGHING]"
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"VIOLINIST: Hey!"
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"Hey!"
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"FEZZIWIG: Mrs. Fezziwig."
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"[LAUGHS]"
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"Me very dear friends."
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"There will now be happiness and contentment in this room,"
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"the like of which none of us has ever seen before."
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"Begin."
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"[ALL CHEER]"
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"[SINGING] Of all the days In all the year that I'm familiar with"
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"There's only one that's really fun"
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"ALL: December the 25th - Correct"
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"Ask anyone called Robinson Or Brown or Jones or Smith"
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"Their favorite day and they will say"
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"ALL: December the 25th - Correct"
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"December the 25th, my dears December the 25th"
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"The dearest day in all the year"
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"- December the 25th - Correct"
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"December the 25th"
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"FEZZIWIG: Mrs. Fezziwig."
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"- December the 25th - Correct"
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"At times we're glad to see the back Of all our kin and kith"
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"But there's a date we celebrate"
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"ALL: December the 25th - Correct"
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"At times our friends may seem To be devoid of wit and pith"
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"But all of us are humorous"
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"ALL: December the 25th - Correct"
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"December the 25th, my dears December the 25th"
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"The dearest day in all the year"
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"December the 25th"
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"[ALL LAUGHING]"
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"Why didn't you join the dance?"
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"Because I couldn't do it."
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"[GHOST TSKS]"
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"December the 25th, my dears December the 25th"
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"The dearest day in all the year"
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