Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, December 15, 1922, Christmas Edition, Image 1
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h, goody, we'll start for grandma's house
A nice long drive in the snow.
h, mother, look, how she shakes her bel
A musical sound they bring,
nd all the way out to grandma's house
We'll hear them ring and ring.
ello, Uncle Ned! Will you let me drive
You say that's she hard to hold,
/cn I can see that and her wicked glance
re'd all be flung out in the cold.
i, yes, I am ccmfy and ever so warm;
I even feel sleepy, too.
', mother dear, wake me when we come in
Of grandmother's house, please do!
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