The Complete Poetical Works of Thomas Hood
The Complete Poetical Works of Thomas Hood
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One at the Hummums ? Of MacAdam's ? No.
A parsley bed ?
Of caibbage, green or red ?
Of onions ? daffodils ? of water-cresses ?
A spare-bed with a friend — one full of fleas ?
At Bedford, or Bedhampton ?— None of these. 70 The Thames's bed ? The bed of the New River ?
A kennel ? brick-kiln ? or a stack of hay ?
Of church-yard clay, The bed that 's made for ev'ry mortal liver ?
No — give it up, — all guessing I defy in it.
It is the bed of ' Truth,' — ' inspired ' forsooth As, if you gave your be...st best-bed to Truth She'd lie in it 1 Come, Mr. Biickingham, be candid, come, Didn't that metaphor want ' seeing home ' ? Bo What man, who did not see far more than real.
Drink's beau ideal, — Could fancy the mechanic so well thrives.
In these hard times, The source of half his crimes Is going into gin-shops changing fives ! ' * 3893. tf temperance were universal, do you think wes/wuld veed any tine-of -battle ships?
•■It wouldT be very unsafe for us to be without them.
^ 16S6. Do you mean to infer from that, that the law in all its branches should be in accordance with the Divine command ?— 1 do ; every Act of the Legislature should flow over thebed of inspired truth, and receive the impregnation of its righteous and holy principles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One at the Hummums ? Of MacAdam's ? No.
A parsley bed ?
Of caibbage, green or red ?
Of onions ? daffodils ? of water-cresses ?
A spare-bed with a friend — one full of fleas ?
At Bedford, or Bedhampton ?— None of these. 70 The Thames's bed ? The bed of the New River ?
A kennel ? brick-kiln ? or a stack of hay ?
Of church-yard clay, The bed that 's made for ev'ry mortal liver ?
No — give it up, — all guessing I defy in it.
It is the bed of ' Truth,' — ' inspired ' forsooth As, if you gave your be...st best-bed to Truth She'd lie in it 1 Come, Mr. Biickingham, be candid, come, Didn't that metaphor want ' seeing home ' ? Bo What man, who did not see far more than real.
Drink's beau ideal, — Could fancy the mechanic so well thrives.
In these hard times, The source of half his crimes Is going into gin-shops changing fives ! ' * 3893. tf temperance were universal, do you think wes/wuld veed any tine-of -battle ships?
•■It wouldT be very unsafe for us to be without them.
^ 16S6. Do you mean to infer from that, that the law in all its branches should be in accordance with the Divine command ?— 1 do ; every Act of the Legislature should flow over thebed of inspired truth, and receive the impregnation of its righteous and holy principles.
What to read after The Complete Poetical Works 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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