The Short Stories Of Mark Twain: "Never put off until tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow." Mark Twain
The Heavenly Christmas Tree
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Dostoevsky describes a society of superrich and very poor similar to modern day circumstances. The story highlights the tragic economic and social conditions of the common people, and the moral responsibility of human beings to respond. The story is told the eyes of a little boy left standing in freezing cold observing Christmas festivities of the rich.
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