Betty Lou Phillips - Night Before Christmas in Paris
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Haute couture and Paris sights capture Mrs. Clauss imaginationas they would any womans! This charming story finds Mrs. Claus fabulously ensconced in Paris, having enjoyed fashion week and been lured for several months stay by all the sights, scents, and couture of Paris. In the end, Santa takes a quick tour of the City of Light himselfthe Eiffel Tower, Champs-Elyses, the Louvre, Tuileries Gardens, Notre Dame, Montmartre and moreto find the satiated Mrs. Claus and whisk her back home just in time to help the elves with the last-minute packing of toys for children all over the world.
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The Night Before Christmas in Paris Digital Edition 1.0 Text 2013 Betty Lou Phillips and Roblyn Herndon Illustrations 2013 Gibbs Smith All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced by any means whatsoever without written permission from the publisher, except brief portions quoted for purpose of review. Gibbs Smith P.O. Box 667 Layton, Utah 84041 Orders: 1.800.835.4993 www.gibbs-smith.com ISBN: 978-1-4236-3054-8
T was the week before Christmas!All over the world The children were breathless
as visions unfurled Of the magical time when their
dreams would take flight And the sweet sound of sleigh bells
would ring in the night. But Santa was frantic
he wasnt elated, For his dear Mrs. Claus
could not be located.
The lists were not finished;
the maps were a mess, And where to deliver
was anyones guess.
Santas sweet wifewas indeed indispensable. To question her value
was quite reprehensible. She took care of Santa,
the man she revered. She ironed his red outfit and
trimmed his white beard.
T hree months and counting,and nothing was heard.
T hree months and counting,and nothing was heard.
Not a call, not a tweet, not a text
not a word! St. Nicholas knew that his
choice was quite clear: I have to go find her and
bring her back here.
So late that dark eveninghis reindeer he drew To the sleigh, and took off
before anyone knew. They flew like a flash,
and the ocean rushed by. The stars overhead
lit their path through the sky.
D o you think I could miss itand end up in Spain? No, theres no chance of that
if I steer by the Seine.
And Paris stands out,
for it sparkles a lot. The City of Light will be
easy to spot!
Ill look for a landmark,he heard himself say. The tall Eiffel Tower
will show us the way. He rapidly planned
his descent in the sleigh And glided to earth on the
Champs-lyses.
T he Louvre is the first place thateveryone seeks.
T he Tuileries Gardens?No, not in the dark.
T he Tuileries Gardens?No, not in the dark.
The Bateaux Mouches tours?
Its too cold to embark. The Muse dOrsay?
She could never go wrong In Impressionist heaven!
T he Carnavalet! That haswell-deserved fame. The le de la Cit, where we
find Notre-Dame. All Paris Ill check, from
the hub to the rim. I have but one goal, and thats
Cherchez la femme!
T he Faubourg Saint-Honorglitters with fashion I know shed be tempted,
for that is her passion.
N o wait! Ive the answer!Shed have a brief rest In her haute hotel suite,
which Im sure is the best.
N o wait! Ive the answer!Shed have a brief rest In her haute hotel suite,
which Im sure is the best.
Shed circle the fabulous
Rue de la Paix, The Place Vendme windows
shed catch on the way.
So its on to the Ritz,where a doorman would loom To fling wide the door,
and shed head to her room. Mon Dieu! Shes not here.
I am knocking in vain. Am I doomed to explore
the whole city again?
I ve got it! Ill look for apalace of sweets Like Ladures macarons
those are delightful treats. Ill check Angelinas
oh, isnt this great There she iseating chocolat!
S he rushes to meet him,her arms open wide. Ive missed you, my dearest.
Come sit down inside! You never could guess all the
sights that Ive viewed.
Have a sweet, and well eat as you
tell me the news.
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