Santa Claus's Partner by Page, Thomas Nelson - 1899

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New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1899. 1st edition 2nd printing. Hardcover. Good condition; light damp stain in bottom margin . 176p., illus. BAL 15383. 7 drawings in color plus vignette on title page.

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Charles Scribner's Sons, 1911. Hard Cover. Very Good. W. Glackens. Charles Scribner's Sons,1911. Hard Cover. Cover has very slight shelfwear, slightly bumped corners. Foxing on title page. Pages are clean and unmarked. Pg. 66 torn but intact. Binding is tight. Hinges are perfect. Very nice copy. Beautiful color illustrations. Charming collectible confection featuring colour illustrations and a wonderful story from an author who understood children.

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MP3 Audio CD. Santa Claus's Partner CHAPTER I Berryman Livingstone was a successful man, a very successful man, and as he sat in his cushioned chair in his inner private office (in the best office-building in the city) on a particularly snowy evening in December, he looked it every inch. It spoke in every line of his clean-cut, self-contained face, with its straight, thin nose, closely drawn mouth, strong chin and clear gray eyes; in every movement of his erect, trim, well-groomed figure; in every detail of his faultless attire; in every tone of his assured, assertive, incisive speech. As some one said of him, he always looked as if he had just been ironed. He used to be spoken of as "a man of parts;" now he was spoken of as "a man of wealth—a capitalist." Not that he was as successful as he intended to be; but the way was all clear and shining before him now. It was now simply a matter of time. He could no more help going on to further heights of success than his… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Thomas Nelson Page was a well-known American writer and attorney who had a fair deal of diverse pursuits and achievements in his life. While his success as an accomplished legal practitioner and his involvement in international politics are certainly noteworthy, Page's writing skills were particularly well-received in the literary community. His style, closely associated with postbellum fiction and a nostalgic vision of America thriving with Southern values, is also closely tied in with Santa Claus's Partner, a quite successful novel that Nelson penned as early as 1899. Although very similar to Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, Santa Claus's Partner takes a slightly different avenue when it comes to style and presentation, while the story itself introduces a few unique elements as well, making it well worth reading by anyone who may be interested in a heartfelt, beautiful story about kindness. The story is about a Mr. Livingstone who reached a remarkable level of financial success in… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Santa Claus's Partner CHAPTER I Berryman Livingstone was a successful man, a very successful man, and as he sat in his cushioned chair in his inner private office (in the best office-building in the city) on a particularly snowy evening in December, he looked it every inch. It spoke in every line of his clean-cut, self-contained face, with its straight, thin nose, closely drawn mouth, strong chin and clear gray eyes; in every movement of his erect, trim, well-groomed figure; in every detail of his faultless attire; in every tone of his assured, assertive, incisive speech. As some one said of him, he always looked as if he had just been ironed. He used to be spoken of as "a man of parts;" now he was spoken of as "a man of wealth—a capitalist." Not that he was as successful as he intended to be; but the way was all clear and shining before him now. It was now simply a matter of time. He could no more help going on to further heights of success than his… Read More