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Read Ebook: The Works of Thomas Hood; Vol. 02 (of 11) Comic and Serious in Prose and Verse With All the Original Illustrations by Hood Thomas Broderip Frances Freeling Editor Hood Tom Editor
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Ebook has 1146 lines and 135136 words, and 23 pages
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The Boy at the Nore 1
The Run-Over 4
Johnsoniana 11
The Great Earthquake at Marylebone 16
Ode to St. Swithin 20
The Apparition. A True Story 24
A Blind Man 28
The Supper Superstition. A Pathetic Ballad 30
A Snake-Snack 33
A Storm at Hastings, and the Little Unknown 36
Lines to a Lady on her Departure for India 45
The Nelson 48
Sonnet to a Scotch Girl Washing Linen after her Country Fashion 51
My Apology 52
Sonnet to a Decayed Seaman 54
The Great Conflagration 55
Huggins and Duggins 97
Pain in a Pleasure-Boat. A Sea Eclogue 107
A Spent Ball 111
Literary and Literal 113
The Accident 120
Sonnet to Lord Wharncliffe, on his Game Bill 123
Ode to Perry, the Inventor of the Patent Perryan Pen 132
Sketches on the Road 139
The Undying One 144
A Gipsy Party 148
A Lawyer's Letter 162
The Sweep's Complaint 167
Letter from an Old Sportsman 173
The Sub-Marine 179
The Island 182
The Kangaroos. A Fable 193
The Domestic Dilemma. A True Story from the German of Jean Paul Nemand 201
Ode for the Ninth of November 222
Sonnet 228
Rondeau. 229
London Fashions for November. Remarks 230
Symptoms of Ossification 233
The Poacher. A Serious Ballad 234
Sketches on the Road. The Sudden Death 237
I cannot Bear a Gun 252
Trimmer's Exercise for the Use of Children 257
Some Account of William Whiston 259
The Fox and the Hen. A Fable 263
The Comet. An Astronomical Anecdote 267
The Ocean. Considered per se 275
Love and Lunacy 295
Those Evening Bells. "I'd be a Parody." 331
Lines to a Friend at Cobham 332
The Quakers' Conversazione 333
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