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A Ghost Story by Mark Twain

 Inspired by famous archaeology hoaxes in American history.

The Signal Man

 

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Merry Christmas, ho ho ho,

 The snow fell softly on Christmas Eve,

A funny sight, you'd all believe,

Young Timmy tried to catch a flake,

And landed face-first in the cake!

Merry Christmas, ho ho ho,

From frosty wind and falling snow,

A happy New Year, filled with cheer,

From Mark to you, far and near.

Aunt Millie wore a Santa hat,

That squeaked each time she stood or sat,

The dog got tangled in the lights,

And chased its tail with all its might.

Merry Christmas, ho ho ho,

From frosty wind and falling snow,

A happy New Year, filled with cheer,

From Mark to you, far and near.

The pudding burst, a sticky mess,

Across poor Uncle Fred's best dress,

He didn't mind, he laughed with glee,

"More pudding then, for him and me!"

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Merry Christmas, ho ho ho,

From frosty wind and falling snow,

A happy New Year, filled with cheer,

From Mark to you, far and near.

The New Year bells began to chime,

A promise of a brighter time,

We raised a glass, with hearts so light,

And danced and sang throughout the night.

Merry Christmas, ho ho ho,

From frosty wind and falling snow,

A happy New Year, filled with cheer,

From Mark to you, far and near.

So let the laughter fill the air,

And leave behind all worldly care,

May joy and peace forever stay,

With you this Christmas, and each day.

From Mark, a wish that's warm and true,

Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year to you!

The-Long-Walk

 

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