31. Christmas Carol - I fear you more than any spectre I have seen.

from Shakespeare Closely Read · host Mark Naftel

The Ghost of Christmas present continues to show Scrooge scenes, including celebrations in mining country, in a lighthouse, and on a ship.  Scrooge is delighted with his nephew's party.  The clock strikes twelve and he meets the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come.

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