Edward Everett Hale
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Ten Christmas stories by Hale, Edward Everett
eBook
(Republished by Internal Arts Media Aug. 25, 2016)
They saw a great light.--Christmas waits in Boston.--Alice's Christmas-tree.--Daily bread.--Stand and wait.--The two princes.--The story of Oello.--Love is the whole.--Christmas and Rome.--The survivor's story.--The same Christmas in old England and New
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