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Through the next spring, summer and autumn the boy heard the tinkling and jingling of bells each time the pigeons flew. And on Christmas Eve, when he heard the real jingle bells coming down from the snowy sky, he was waiting on the roof with milk and peanut butter sandwiches.
When he opened the shed and all the pigeons flew out the boy saw that each had a red ribbon collar and a little jingle bell. In the reindeer’s bed of straw was a note “Dear Boy, Thank you for looking after my smallest reindeer. See you next year. ” Through the next spring, summer and autumn the boy heard the tinkling and jingling of bells each time the pigeons flew. And on Christmas Eve, when he heard the real jingle bells coming down from the snowy sky, he was waiting on the roof with milk and peanut butter sandwiches.
In the reindeer’s bed of straw was a note “Dear Boy, Thank you for looking after my smallest reindeer. See you next year. ” Through the next spring, summer and autumn the boy heard the tinkling and jingling of bells each time the pigeons flew. And on Christmas Eve, when he heard the real jingle bells coming down from the snowy sky, he was waiting on the roof with milk and peanut butter sandwiches.