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Then, the Ghost brought him somewhere else, in front of a humble home. The Cratchits', according to the spirit. Looking through the window, Scrooge could see the family was almost complete, with Missus Cratchit and 5 of her children of all ages, happy and preparing the celebration with their small means. And their paltry meal for all. This surprised Scrooge. With his shilling per month, surely Bob could treat himself better couldn't he? In fact the latter and his youngest, a little boy whose joy contrasted with his undersized looks, arrived. During the meal, against his family's fervent criticism, Cratchit gave a toast to his boss whom he saw as generous for this break day, only supported by his toungest. "God bless us all, every one!" Timothy alias Tiny Tim, who could move only with a crutch or carried. Couldn't they heal him? The Ghost told him he feared he wouldn't see many more Christmas if things kept going this way. The old man was horrified

A Christmas Carol, Ebenezer Scrooge, the Ghost of Christmas Present, Bob Cratchit, Mrs Cratchit, Tiny Tim and their other children (c) Charles Dickens
Drawing (c) me

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Then, the Ghost brought him somewhere else, in front of a humble home. The Cratchits', according to the spirit. Looking through the window, Scrooge could see the family was almost complete, with Missus Cratchit and 5 of her children of all ages, happy and preparing the celebration with their small means. And their paltry meal for all. This surprised Scrooge. With his shilling per month, surely Bob could treat himself better couldn't he? In fact the latter and his youngest, a little boy whose joy contrasted with his undersized looks, arrived. During the meal, against his family's fervent criticism, Cratchit gave a toast to his boss whom he saw as generous for this break day, only supported by his toungest. "God bless us all, every one!" Timothy alias Tiny Tim, who could move only with a crutch or carried. Couldn't they heal him? The Ghost told him he feared he wouldn't see many more Christmas if things kept going this way. The old man was horrified

A Christmas Carol, Ebenezer Scrooge, the Ghost of Christmas Present, Bob Cratchit, Mrs Cratchit, Tiny Tim and their other children (c) Charles Dickens
Drawing (c) me