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[Illustration: GOOSEY GANDER (_happening upon an umbrella-stand_). "WELL, WHAT KIND OF GEESE ARE YOU?"]
"An' sure 'tis mesilf is the fortunate b'y As Christmas is comin' for you an' for me; It's thruly a big share o' blessin's have I At this blessed season," said Mickey McGee.
"My shtockin' I hung on the floor when 'twas night, An' thin was ashlape like a log, in a minute. An' whin I awoke wid the morn all alight, What would ye be guessin' was soon found widin it?
"The liveliest feet for a shkip or a run To carry a heart that's as light as a feather, Along wid an eye for the beam o' the sun, A share in the light an' the wind an' the weather.
"A share in the gladness that comes wid the day, The peace an' good-will that's for you and for me. So over the land an' far over the say To all merry Christmas," said Mickey McGee.
Prince Bismarck, one of the greatest of men, grinding a hand-organ. This sounds a little absurd, and yet he did grind an organ, and in the royal palace at Berlin.