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This is all that I remember about the Christmas-tree at the Hall.
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In a corner stood a stripped Christmas-tree, with its candles burned out.
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The Christmas-tree was lighted in the room; presents were there, and good-humor reigned.
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In shape the tree is like our Christmas-trees-infact, many Christmas-treesare balsam-fir
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This year I had the pleasure of attending two Christmas-tree celebrations.
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The curtains were open and Christmas-tree lights blinked at them from the window.
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The little boxes of Christmas-tree candles held half a dozen apiece, assorted colours.
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He's let the store for to-morrow to a Christmas-tree ornaments merchant.
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The next thing will be that you'll want a Christmas-tree yourself!
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The Christmas-tree stood in the middle, on the floor, and was blazing with light.
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At Christmas he had a Christmas-tree in the big house.
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I thought of it this evening when I saw a Christmas-tree at the lodge.
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She had had the promise of going to the Christmas-tree for a long time.
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In one corner a Christmas-tree, half dressed, explained the litter.
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She had been riding all day seeing about a Christmas-tree for the poor children.
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Down below it looked like someone had taken an axe to the Christmas-tree cable.