. The Birds' Christmas Carol . ne ? I will steal in softlythe first thing in the morning, and see if you are allright; but I think you need to be quiet. Oh, Im willing to stay alone; but I am not sleepyyet, and I am going to hear the music by and by, youknow. Yes, I have opened the window a little, and putthe screen in front of it, so that you will not feel theair. * Can I have the shutters open; and wont you turnmy bed a little, please ? This morning I woke ever soearly, and one bright beautiful star shone in thateastern window. I never saw it before, and I thoughtof the Star in the East, tha
. The Birds' Christmas Carol . ne ? I will steal in softlythe first thing in the morning, and see if you are allright; but I think you need to be quiet. Oh, Im willing to stay alone; but I am not sleepyyet, and I am going to hear the music by and by, youknow. Yes, I have opened the window a little, and putthe screen in front of it, so that you will not feel theair. * Can I have the shutters open; and wont you turnmy bed a little, please ? This morning I woke ever soearly, and one bright beautiful star shone in thateastern window. I never saw it before, and I thoughtof the Star in the East, that guided the wise men to theplace where Jesus was. Good night. Mama. Such ahappy, happy day! Good night, my precious little Christmas Carol—mothers blessed Christmas child. Bend your head a minute, mother dear, whisperedCarol, calling her mother back. Mama, dear, I do 62 The Birds Chbistmas Oaeol. think that we have kept Christs birthday this time justas He would like it. Dont you ? *^I am sure of it, said Mrs. Bird,
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