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| The Legend of the Christmas Rose Audio CD Narrated by Arthur Silber, Jr. |
Once upon a time, a very, very long time ago in the City of David, lived
a family of thieves whose names just happened to be Mother and
Father Robber. Now Mother and Father Robber, as they were known,
lived in a cave deep in the forest of Goinge. One day, Mother Robber
went down to the village on a begging tour. Father Robber, who was an
outlawed man, did not dare to leave the forest.
So it was that Mother Robber took her five youngsters, and each
youngster bore a sack on his back as long as himself. Do you want to
know the rest of the story? You will find angels, and you will learn why
the forest of Goinge never celebrated the hour of the Savior's birth. In all
of its glory there lives a plant that sends forth her green stalks and white
blossoms, even to criminals, for all to enjoy and see, no matter who or
what you are.
Christmas Rose (Audio Cassette, 30 minutes) $12.00
a family of thieves whose names just happened to be Mother and
Father Robber. Now Mother and Father Robber, as they were known,
lived in a cave deep in the forest of Goinge. One day, Mother Robber
went down to the village on a begging tour. Father Robber, who was an
outlawed man, did not dare to leave the forest.
So it was that Mother Robber took her five youngsters, and each
youngster bore a sack on his back as long as himself. Do you want to
know the rest of the story? You will find angels, and you will learn why
the forest of Goinge never celebrated the hour of the Savior's birth. In all
of its glory there lives a plant that sends forth her green stalks and white
blossoms, even to criminals, for all to enjoy and see, no matter who or
what you are.
Christmas Rose (Audio Cassette, 30 minutes) $12.00
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