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A long family dinner table set for a holiday meal with adults seated

Three Hours at the Table With the Grown-Ups

An empty school hall with chairs set out in rows and afternoon light through high windows

Two Lines in the Nativity and She Has Been Sick Twice

A house edged with warm Christmas lights at night with snow across the front garden

The First One Is Quieter Than You Expect

Small gifts laid out on linen: wool socks, a yo-yo, a torch, chocolate coins and a notebook

One Gift, Ten Dollars, for a Child You Have Never Met

Blank cards and envelopes, a pen, a roll of tape and a mug on a dark wooden desk under a lamp

The Mug Is the Sixty-Seventh Mug

A mother in a supermarket aisle checking a shopping list against a shelf price, child in the trolley behind her

The Number in Your Head Belongs to Somebody Else

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