A Christmas Carol

00:00:29 Old Marley was as dead as a doornail.

00:05:34 ...I do believe that it has done me good.

00:09:46 - I knew you'd change your mind. - You're right. I've changed my mind.

00:12:59 Can we go home by Corn Hill and watch the children play in the snow?

00:22:31 I made it link by link and yard by yard.

00:27:51 I am the Ghost of Christmas Past.

00:31:16 I've come to bring you home, dear brother.

00:34:33 No more work tonight, boys. It is Christmas Eve.

00:39:10 I'm sorry I'm late.

00:42:52 His partner, Jacob Marley, lies on the point of death.

00:48:51 ...we shall be invisible and unheard.

00:52:00 Employing the son of my employee at an exorbitant wage.

00:55:52 Just one more ceremonious moment.

00:59:48 Sor...? Sorry for me?

01:02:52 Fred.

01:06:13 Why do you show me this? What has it to do with me?

01:10:52 The night is waning fast. Time is precious to me.

01:16:27 A similarity perhaps, but...

01:20:23 And he greeted me in his usual cheerful way.

01:25:18 I will live in the past, present and future.

01:28:45 So grant us all a change of heart

01:31:48 Your uncle?

01:34:22 And should the phrase "tight as... " be thrown out...

01:38:56 And so as Tiny Tim observed: