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| WITH A LITTLE OLD DRIVER SO LIVELY AND QUICK I KNEW IN A MOMENT IT MUST BE |
| MORE RAPID THAN |
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| HIS COURSERS THEY CAME |
| AND HE WHISTLED AND SHOUTED AND CALLED THEM BY NAME; |
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| NOW DANCER! |
| NOW PRANCER AND VIXEN! |
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| ON DONNER AND BLITZEN! |
| TO THE TOP OF THE PORCH TO THE TOP OF THE WALL |
| NOW-AWAY-AWAY-AWAY ALL |
| AS DRY |
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| WHEN THEY MEET WITH AN OBSTACLE MOUNT TO THE SKY |
| SO UP TO THE HOUSETOP THE COURSERS THEY |
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| THAT BEFORE THE WILD |
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| WITH A SLEIGH FULL OF |
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| AS I DREW IN MY HEAD AND WAS TURNING AROUND |
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| DOWN THE |
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| AND THEN IN A TWINKLING I HEARD ON THE |
| THE PRANCING AND PAWING OF EACH LITTLE HOOF. |
| HE WAS TRIMMED ALL IN FUR FROM HIS HEAD TO HIS FOOT AND HIS CLOTHES WERE ALL TARNISHED WITH ASHES AND SOOT. |
| A BUNDLE OF |
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| AND HE LOOKED LIKE A PEDDLER JUST |
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