The bachelor James sees one of these beings before his brother says, “You have seen me before to-night, and you know it!” in a story where five couriers talk on a Swiss mountain. The title character sees one of these beings in front of a red light that cries, “Below there!” before being run over by a train (15[1])while imagining (15[1])one of these (15[1])beings (15[1])in the story “The Signal-Man.” (15[1])One of these beings (15[2])is depicted in a John Leech illustration with a chain of keys (15[1])and cashboxes. (15[4])In a novella (15[2])split (15[3])into (15[1])“staves,” (15[3])one of these beings (15[1])brings a (15[1])character (15[3]-5[1])to his nephew (15[3])(*) Fred’s (10[1])party (10[5])where he is the answer to (10[1])a game of (10[2])“Yes and (10[1])No.” (10[1])That one of these (-5[1])beings later (10[2])shows him the children Ignorance and Want. (10[5])The protagonist (10[1])of one work (10[2])has his question (10[2])“are there no prisons” (10[1])quoted back by one of these beings who (10[1])shows him (10[1])the Crachit (-5[1])family. For 10 points, name these beings (10[1])that visit (10[1])Scrooge (10[1])in A Christmas Carol. ■END■ (10[4])