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Experience the joy of the holiday season with "Mr. Pickwick's Christmas," a delightful collection of Christmas stories from the inimitable Charles Dickens. This volume, extracted from "The Pickwick Papers," captures the warmth, humor, and enduring spirit of Christmas in classic Dickensian style.
Journey to the Manor Farm with the Pickwickians as they partake in festive celebrations and mirthful adventures. Discover the eerie tale of the Goblin Who Stole a Sexton, a captivating blend of the supernatural and the season. Witness the exuberance and friendly competition of the famous sports on the ice, a testament to the playful spirit of the holiday.
A timeless classic, "Mr. Pickwick's Christmas" offers a heartwarming glimpse into a bygone era, reminding us of the simple pleasures and enduring traditions that make Christmas a truly special time of year. Perfect for readers of classic literature and anyone seeking a dose of Christmas cheer.
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