1:16:00
- Please. Sir. Come inside. Uh. Yes.
- Oh. Yes. Yes.
1:16:03
Bob Cratchit. Would you
and your family...
1:16:06
care to join us for a little turkey dinner
on this fine Christmas Day?
1:16:10
Merry Christmas!
1:16:12
- Ho-ho! Merry Christmas!
- Merry Christmas! Ho-ho-ho-ho!
1:16:15
- Try a truffle?
- Oh. My goodness.
- I don't know...
1:16:22
And Scrooge was
better than his word.
1:16:24
He did it all
and infinitely more!
1:16:27
And. Uh. Tiny Tim?
1:16:29
- And Tiny Tim. Who did not die...
- Aw. Isn't that swell!
1:16:33
To Tiny Tim. Scrooge
became a second father.
1:16:37
He became as good a friend.
as good a master and as good a man...
1:16:40
- As the good old city ever had!
- Hmm.
1:16:43
And It was always said of him that he
knew how to keep Christmas well...
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if any man alive
possessed the knowledge.
1:16:48
May that truly be said of us.
and all of us!
1:16:52
And so.
as Tiny Tim observed...
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God bless us.
1:16:57
God bless us. Every one!
1:17:01
The love we found
1:17:04
The love we found
1:17:08
We carry with us
1:17:10
So we're never
quite alone
1:17:15
The love we found
1:17:19
The love we found
1:17:22
The sweetest dream
1:17:25
That we have ever known
1:17:29
- Hey! See ya later!
- Goodbye!
- The love we found
1:17:33
The love we found
1:17:37
- We carry with us
- Bye-bye!
- Goodbye!
1:17:39
So we're never
quite alone
1:17:45
- Nice story. Mr Dickens.
- Oh. Thanks.
1:17:47
- Lf you like this.
you should read the book.
- Ho-ho-ho-ho!
1:17:50
It's in the singing
of a street corner choir
1:17:52
- It's going home and getting warm
by the fire
- Merry Christmas!
1:17:55
It's true
wherever you find love
1:17:58
- It feels like Christmas
- Yes. It does!