The Poetical Works of Thomas Hood
The Poetical Works of Thomas Hood
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189 My skin has been admired in verse, And called as fair as day — If I am fiur, so much the worse, I 'm going to Bombay !
At school I passed with some £clat; I learned my French in France ; De Wint gave lessons how to draw, And D'Egville how to dance — Crevelli taught me how to sing, And Cramer how to play — It really is the strangest thing — I 'm going to Bombay !
I 've been to Bath and Cheltenham Wells, But not their springs to sip — To Ramsgate — ^not to pick up shells — To Brighton — not t...o dip, I 've toured the Lakes, and scoured the coast From Scarboro' to Torquay — But'tho' of time I 've made the most, I 'm going to Bombay !
By Pa and Ma I 'm daily told To marry now 's my time, For though I 'm very far from old, I 'm rather in my prime.
They say while we have any sun We ought to make our hay — And India has so hot an one, I 'm going to Bombay !
My cousin writes fit>m Hyderapot, My only chance to snatch, 190 I'm going to bombat.
And says the climate is so hot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
189 My skin has been admired in verse, And called as fair as day — If I am fiur, so much the worse, I 'm going to Bombay !
At school I passed with some £clat; I learned my French in France ; De Wint gave lessons how to draw, And D'Egville how to dance — Crevelli taught me how to sing, And Cramer how to play — It really is the strangest thing — I 'm going to Bombay !
I 've been to Bath and Cheltenham Wells, But not their springs to sip — To Ramsgate — ^not to pick up shells — To Brighton — not t...o dip, I 've toured the Lakes, and scoured the coast From Scarboro' to Torquay — But'tho' of time I 've made the most, I 'm going to Bombay !
By Pa and Ma I 'm daily told To marry now 's my time, For though I 'm very far from old, I 'm rather in my prime.
They say while we have any sun We ought to make our hay — And India has so hot an one, I 'm going to Bombay !
My cousin writes fit>m Hyderapot, My only chance to snatch, 190 I'm going to bombat.
And says the climate is so hot.
What to read after The 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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