Memorials of Thomas Hood
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Oh, Dilke, what humbugs of travellers you and I be now, that we cannot compass a few hundred miles, but the leech must be called in at the end ! I came home, look- ing ruddy as a ploughboy, and, excepting some signs of my old local weakness, better apparently than since I have been here ; but almost the next day after my re- turn, I turned white, with a most unaccountable depres- sion, which ended in a fit of spitting blood as before.
Dr. S was immediately sent for — I was bled, and there was n...o return.
Now I cannot believe that such a poor crow as I can have too much blood. I suspect this time it was a touch on the lungs, which were never touched before, being indeed my strongest point. I attribute it to our unlucky accident of the coach — at four o'clock of a cold, windy morning. However, I am nearly right again, but weak and low — rather : your kind letter has just arrived with its good news, quite equal to three cheers, one for Dilke, one for the " Comic," and one for myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, Dilke, what humbugs of travellers you and I be now, that we cannot compass a few hundred miles, but the leech must be called in at the end ! I came home, look- ing ruddy as a ploughboy, and, excepting some signs of my old local weakness, better apparently than since I have been here ; but almost the next day after my re- turn, I turned white, with a most unaccountable depres- sion, which ended in a fit of spitting blood as before.
Dr. S was immediately sent for — I was bled, and there was n...o return.
Now I cannot believe that such a poor crow as I can have too much blood. I suspect this time it was a touch on the lungs, which were never touched before, being indeed my strongest point. I attribute it to our unlucky accident of the coach — at four o'clock of a cold, windy morning. However, I am nearly right again, but weak and low — rather : your kind letter has just arrived with its good news, quite equal to three cheers, one for Dilke, one for the " Comic," and one for myself.
What to read after Memorials of Thomas Hood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hood, Thomas, 1799-1845 to read onlineMoreLess
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