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sluggo


Searle Illustrates Dickens for this post.

And, again, as last year, thanks for some of my best reads of the year.

sluggo

Another of a mellow Scrooge.

Jill_bryant

When will the ghosts be visiting this administration? They apparently have learned no lessons.
I do love when Scrooge transforms.

harry near indy

hey, lance -- if you work these sketches about this scrooge character into a book, i think you'll have something that's very good.

Rosy

This selection, in particular, brings to mind George C. Scott's portrayal of Scrooge in the movie. I haven't seen his version in years. I thought he was wonderful.

Hope you had a terrific Christmas, Lance.

M.A. Peel

I have been known to weep quiettly went Alastair Sim gets to this part. Is there a more poignant realization in life than "I haven't missed it"? Not for me.

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