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Meet the Book
CHARLES DICKENS
“Marley was dead: to begin with. There is no doubt whatever about that.”
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From the Middle — The Second of the Three Spirits
CHARLES DICKENS
The second Spirit is a giant in green, enthroned on a mountain of Christmas food, and he takes Scrooge out into the shining streets — to the Cratchits’ goose, to miners and lighthouse-keepers, to joy that has nothing to do with money.
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What’s Inside
- The Preface and all five Staves, complete and unabridged — Marley’s Ghost · The First of the Three Spirits · The Second of the Three Spirits · The Last of the Spirits · The End of It. 28,459 words, exactly as Dickens wrote them.
- 2 hours 44 minutes of narration — Charles Dickens himself stands in golden light in the corner of the stage and reads his own Ghost Story of Christmas aloud.
- The book’s own plates — Marley’s Ghost in the chains he forged in life, Fezziwig’s Ball, the Spirits — set with their Staves.
- A Christmas price: $29 — the gift nobody else in the world can give, because nobody else makes a book that talks.
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A Christmas Carol is Charles Dickens’ story of 1843, in the public domain — his words untouched, from the Preface to the last line of Stave Five. The narration is a performed reading made for this edition. Editor: Franklin Langston.
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