Jingles

About Jingles

SOME OF THE CHAPTERS ARE :-
1. The pet's Christmas carol
2. A great surprise
3. Santa's reindeer in the sky

For here no foolish, idle folks would ever come to dwell;
Nor pay the good Saint visits which would waste his precious time,
While he could work much faster here than in a warmer clime.
But never did he suffer from the icebergs at the Pole,
As Fairies kept his fireplace all full of red hot coal;
Or heaped bright burning logs on it as full as it could hold,
So Santa never felt at all old Jack Frost's biting cold.

Likewise these Fairies brought to him and his most faithful spouse,
Just everything that they could need to keep a cozy house,
And even cooked their victuals and brought them every day
Exactly at the proper time, upon a huge hot tray.
And after they had eaten all the dainties on the tiny,
The good kind fairies they would come and take the tray away;
So Mrs. Claus had no excuse for being cross or sad,
Since no experience she had had with Bridget's getting mad.
When Santa finished all his toys, he put them in a sack,
Where he intended carrying them upon his great broad back,
But Mother Earth surprised the saint and to his palace led.