STOCKING OF CONTENTS.
Reading edition
1. “Another Stocking to Fill.”
2. First-prize Christmas-card—being Farthest from the Subject.
3. Tailpiece.
4. Stocking of Contents.
5. Tailpiece.
6. Merry Christmas.
7. Santa Claus’s Route.
8. Darning the Stocking.
9. Christmas Furlough.
10. “Who Said Anything about Christmas Dinner?”
11. Cutting Mistletoe in the South.
12. Christmas Greens.
13. Christmas Post.
14. Santa Claus’s Mail.
15. “Hello! Santa Claus!”
16. “Hello! Little One!”
17. “’Twas the Night before Christmas.”
18. Santa Claus and his Works.
19. Messages and Lists for Santa Claus.
20. Reciprocation.
21. Christmas Fancies.
22. “He Prayed, ‘and let Santa Claus Fill my Stockings just as Full as he can. Amen.’”
23. Christmas Eve.
24. “Santa Claus can’t Say that I’ve Forgotten Anything.”
25. The Watch on Christmas Eve.
26. Christmas Eve.—Santa Claus Waiting for the Children to Get to Sleep.
27. Seeing Santa Claus.
28. A very Bad Boy.
29. “’Twas the Night before Christmas, and all through the House Not a Creature was Stirring, not even a Mouse.”
30. Christmas Station.
31. The same Old Christmas Story over again.
32. “Here we are again!”
33. Peace and Good Will.
34. The Coming of Santa Claus.
35. Christmas Eve.—Old Faces for Young Hearts.
36. Merry Christmas.
37. A Christmas Sketch.
38. A Christmas Box.
39. Caught!
40. The Shrine of St. Nicholas.
41. “Little Bo-Peep fell Fast Asleep and Dreampt—”
42. See! the Christmas Plum Pudding.
43. “Come now, Santa Claus, I’s Ready.”
44. Christkindchen.
45. Little Jack Horner.
46. Christmas Flirtation.
47. The Domestic Express.
48. Old Mother Goose Melodies.
49. Nursery Tiles.
50. The Crusty Old Bachelor who is Bound to have Something in his Stocking.
51. A Christmas Story.
52. Merry Christmas.
53. Merry Old Santa Claus.
54. Santa Claus’s Rebuke.
55. The Christ Child.
56. The Dear Little Boy that Thought Christmas Came Oftener.
57. Moving Day.
58. “For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow, so Say we All of us.”
59. Santa Claus’s Tool-Box.
60. Christmas in Camp.
61. Christmas Supplement to “Harper’s Weekly.”
62. A Merry Christmas.
63. “Merry Christmas to All, and to All a Good-Night.”
64. “Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.”
65. ’Twas the Night after Christmas.
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SANTA CLAUS’S ROUTE.
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DARNING THE STOCKINGS.
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CHRISTMAS FURLOUGH
(Eve Morning.)
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“WHO SAID ANYTHING ABOUT CHRISTMAS DINNER?”
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CUTTING MISTLETOE IN THE SOUTH.
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CHRISTMAS GREENS.
“So now is come our joyful’st feast— Let every man be jolly; Each room with ivy leaves is cheer’d, And every post with holly.”
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CHRISTMAS POST.
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SANTA CLAUS’S MAIL.
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“HELLO! SANTA CLAUS!”
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“HELLO! LITTLE ONE!”
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“’TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS.”
A chance to test Santa Claus’s generosity.
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SANTA CLAUS AND HIS WORKS.
(ON THE LOOK OUT FOR GOOD CHILDREN
HERE HE COMES!
ACCOUNT BOOK, RECORD OF BEHAVIOUR.
SANTA CLAUS AND HIS WORKS.
SANTA CLAUS STABLE
SANTA-CLAUSVILLE N.P.
FARM YARD.
GOOD PUSSY.
HIS WATCH DOG.
WORK-SHOP.
HOLIDAY WEEK.
DOLLIES’ TEA PARTY.
WHICH DOLLY WILL YOU HAVE?
THE CHRISTMAS TREE.
CHRISTMAS-EVE.
DOLLIES’ KITCHEN.
DOLLIES’ PARLOR
MAKING DOLLIES’ CLOTHES.)
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MESSAGES AND LISTS FOR SANTA CLAUS.
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RECIPROCATION.
“Won’t Santa Claus be surprised to find that he has not been forgotten?”
(CANDY FOR SANTA CLAUS)
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CHRISTMAS FANCIES.—“Don’t you wish you wore stockings?”
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“He prayed, ‘And let Santa Claus fill my stockings just as full as he can. Amen.’”
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CHRISTMAS EVE
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“SANTA CLAUS CAN’T SAY THAT I’VE FORGOTTEN ANYTHING.”
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THE WATCH ON CHRISTMAS EVE.
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CHRISTMAS EVE.—Santa Claus waiting for the children to get to sleep.
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SEEING SANTA CLAUS.
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A VERY BAD BOY.
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“’Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.”
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CHRISTMAS STATION.
(Santa Claus STOP Here Please.)
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THE SAME OLD CHRISTMAS STORY OVER AGAIN.
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“HERE WE ARE AGAIN!”
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PEACE AND GOODWILL
(RINGING IN THE AIR. DING! DONG!!)
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THE COMING OF SANTA CLAUS.
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CHRISTMAS EVE.—OLD FACES FOR YOUNG HEARTS.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS.
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A CHRISTMAS SKETCH.—“Five o’clock in the morning.”
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A CHRISTMAS BOX.
(THE TOPSIDE UP WITH CARE)
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CAUGHT!
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THE SHRINE OF ST. NICHOLAS.—“We are all good children.”
(CHRISTMAS BOX 1882 St. NICHOLAS. NORTH POLE)
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“Little Bo-Peep fell fast asleep, and dreampt—”
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SEE! THE CHRISTMAS PLUM PUDDING.
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“COME NOW, SANTA CLAUS, I’S READY.”
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CHRISTKINDCHEN.
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LITTLE JACK HORNER.
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CHRISTMAS FLIRTATION.
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THE DOMESTIC EXPRESS.
Old Bachelor: “How glad I am that I don’t have to cart round endless bundles for greedy brats during the holidays.”
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OLD MOTHER GOOSE MELODIES.
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NURSERY TILES.—“There he is.”
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THE CRUSTY OLD BACHELOR WHO IS BOUND TO HAVE SOMETHING IN HIS STOCKING.
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A CHRISTMAS STORY.—“I am Cinderella, and you are the wicked sisters.”
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MERRY CHRISTMAS.
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MERRY OLD SANTA CLAUS.
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SANTA CLAUS’S REBUKE.
“I’ll never do it again.”
(DEAR SANTA CLAUS TOMMY HAS BEEN SUCH A NAUGHTY BOY THAT WE THINK YOU HAD BETTER NOT BRING HIM ANY·THING THIS CHRISTMAS PAPA AND MAMA.)
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THE CHRIST CHILD.
(PEACE ON EARTH AND GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN)
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THE DEAR LITTLE BOY THAT THOUGHT CHRISTMAS CAME OFTENER.
(Christmas COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR. THEREFORE, LET’S BE MERRY.)
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MOVING DAY.
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“For he’s a jolly good fellow, so say we all of us.”
(MERRY CHRISTMAS WORDS & MUSIC BY SANTA CLAUS. CHRISTMAS COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR AND THEREFORE LET’S BE MERRY CHRISTMAS BOX)
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SANTA CLAUS’S TOOL-BOX.
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CHRISTMAS IN CAMP.
(U S WELCOME SANTA CLAUS)
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CHRISTMAS SUPPLEMENT TO Harper’s Weekly
(BLUE BEARD RED RIDING HOOD TOM THUMB SANTA CLAUS PUSS IN BOOTS. PEACE ON EARTH AND GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN! CINDERELLA.)
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS.
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“Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good-night.”
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“Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.”
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’TWAS THE NIGHT AFTER CHRISTMAS.