A Christmas Carol: The End of It

648.754 - 687.024 Keith Morrison

Scrooge is on the threshold of a whole new life, and on the doorstep of his only surviving relative, who was kind to him even when he was at his most despicable, his nephew, Fred. Now Scrooge approaches Fred's house, and, as Dickens writes, he hesitates. He passed the door a dozen times before he had the courage to go up and knock. But he made a dash and he did it. Is your master at home, my dear?