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Christmas, A Happy Time / A Tale, Calculated for the Amusement and Instruction of Young Persons

Chapter 14: The Grammatical Omnibus,
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The story follows the Mortimer family as two young sisters eagerly anticipate the return of their brothers for Christmas; cheerful domestic scenes and small adventures—missed coaches, a post-chaise arrival, play in the shrubbery, and an incident where a dog slips through the ice—lead into episodes designed to amuse and instruct children. Through family reunions, parental guidance, and contrasts of good and thoughtless behaviour, the narrative illustrates lessons in obedience, charity, prudence, and sibling affection, closing with reconciliations and practical moral reflections suitable for young readers.

"This is a little book, designed for the use of young people, but which many of mature age may also peruse with great advantage, for it abounds in useful and pleasant information."—Examiner.

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The Grammatical Omnibus,

being a methodical arrangement of the Improprieties frequent in Writing and Conversation, with Corrections for attaining to purity and elegance of expression.

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