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'
No
,
no
.
There
's
father
coming
,
'
cried
the
two
young
Cratchits
,
who
were
everywhere
at
once
.
'
Hide
,
Martha
,
hide
!
'
So
Martha
hid
herself
,
and
in
came
little
Bob
,
the
father
,
with
at
least
three
feet
of
comforter
exclusive
of
the
fringe
,
hanging
down
before
him
;
and
his
threadbare
clothes
darned
up
and
brushed
,
to
look
seasonable
;
and
Tiny
Tim
upon
his
shoulder
.
Alas
for
Tiny
Tim
,
he
bore
a
little
crutch
,
and
had
his
limbs
supported
by
an
iron
frame
.
'
Why
,
where
's
our
Martha
?
'
cried
Bob
Cratchit
,
looking
round
.
'
Not
coming
,
'
said
Mrs
Cratchit
.
'
Not
coming
!
'
said
Bob
,
with
a
sudden
declension
in
his
high
spirits
;
for
he
had
been
Tim
's
blood
horse
all
the
way
from
church
,
and
had
come
home
rampant
.
'
Not
coming
upon
Christmas
Day
?
'
Martha
did
n't
like
to
see
him
disappointed
,
if
it
were
only
in
joke
;
so
she
came
out
prematurely
from
behind
the
closet
door
,
and
ran
into
his
arms
,
while
the
two
young
Cratchits
hustled
Tiny
Tim
,
and
bore
him
off
into
the
wash-house
,
that
he
might
hear
the
pudding
singing
in
the
copper
.
'
And
how
did
little
Tim
behave
?
'
asked
Mrs
Cratchit
,
when
she
had
rallied
Bob
on
his
credulity
,
and
Bob
had
hugged
his
daughter
to
his
heart
's
content
.
'
As
good
as
gold
,
'
said
Bob
,
'
and
better
.
Somehow
he
gets
thoughtful
,
sitting
by
himself
so
much
,
and
thinks
the
strangest
things
you
ever
heard
.
He
told
me
,
coming
home
,
that
he
hoped
the
people
saw
him
in
the
church
,
because
he
was
a
cripple
,
and
it
might
be
pleasant
to
them
to
remember
upon
Christmas
Day
,
who
made
lame
beggars
walk
,
and
blind
men
see
.
'
Bob
's
voice
was
tremulous
when
he
told
them
this
,
and
trembled
more
when
he
said
that
Tiny
Tim
was
growing
strong
and
hearty
.
