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Connie Brooks is resigned to spending a quiet Christmas Eve with Mrs. Davis' cat Minerva; after buying a magic Christmas tree, she dozes off and dreams that all her friends drop by for a surprise visit.
Connie Brooks is resigned to spending a quiet Christmas Eve with Mrs. Davis' cat Minerva; after buying a magic Christmas tree, she dozes off and dreams that all her friends drop by for a surprise visit.
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