- I'm afraid Christmas, as I remember it, is rather a lost cause.
- Exactly, it's because we've lost the magic.

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- Speaking for myself, I'd welcome the company. Somehow, Christmas makes more sense when there are children around.

- I suppose we ought to get a tree.

- What I really resent is the presumption of good will. I feel no good will towards my fellow man, whatever. I feel ill will.

- It'll be different this year, of course. More cheerful, I've no doubt.

- What's that, Warnie?

- A festive season.

- I'm afraid Christmas, as I remember it, is rather a lost cause.

- Exactly, it's because we've lost the magic.

- Oh, no more blasted magic.

- Well, you tell people it's about taking care of the poor and needy, and naturally, they don't even listen, do they?

- The poor and needy do come into it, you know.

- No room at the inn, remember? For mother and child?

- Jack's invited them to stay with us.

- Who?

- Mother and child.

- Mrs. Gresham and her son. They're spending Christmas with us.

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