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Dreams Quote by Charles Dickens

“THE REMINDER I While I watch the Christmas blaze Paint the room with ruddy rays, Something makes my vision glide To the frosty scene outside. There, to reach a rotting berry, Toils a thrush, — constrained to very Dregs of food by sharp distress, Taking such with thankfulness. Why, O starving bird…” quote by Charles Dickens
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““THE REMINDER I While I watch the Christmas blaze Paint the room with ruddy rays, Something makes my vision glide To the frosty scene outside. There, to reach a rotting berry, Toils a thrush, — constrained to very Dregs of food by sharp distress, Taking such with thankfulness. Why, O starving bird, when I One day’s joy would justify, And put misery out of view, Do you make me notice you!””

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