Poetical Works of Thomas Hood
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Poetical Works of Thomas Hood

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  1. 922 pages
  2. English
  3. ePUB (mobile friendly)
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eBook - ePub

Poetical Works of Thomas Hood

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About this book

Thomas Hood was a British humorist, publisher and poet whose popular verse injected some much-needed levity and realism into early nineteenth-century literature. This volume collects a broad cross-section of his most important work, including "e;The Song of the Shirt, "e; a moving portrait of poverty that garnered widespread acclaim in its day.

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Information

Publisher
The Floating Press
Year
2016
eBook ISBN
9781776674053
Edition
0
Topic
Literature
Index
Literature

Table of contents

  1. THE POETICAL WORKS OF THOMAS HOOD
  2. Contents
  3. Biographical Introduction
  4. To Hope
  5. The Departure of Summer
  6. The Sea of Death
  7. To an Absentee
  8. Lycus the Centaur
  9. The Two Peacocks of Bedfont
  10. Hymn to the Sun
  11. Midnight
  12. To a Sleeping Child
  13. To Fancy
  14. Fair Ines
  15. To a False Friend
  16. Ode
  17. Sonnet
  18. Sonnet
  19. Sonnet
  20. To a Cold Beauty
  21. Sonnet
  22. Serenade
  23. Verses in an Album
  24. The Forsaken
  25. Song
  26. Song
  27. Birthday Verses
  28. I Love Thee
  29. Lines
  30. False Poets and True
  31. The Two Swans
  32. Song
  33. Autumn
  34. I Remember, I Remember
  35. The Poet's Portion
  36. Ode to the Moon
  37. Sonnet
  38. A Retrospective Review
  39. Ballad
  40. Time, Hope, and Memory
  41. Flowers
  42. Ballad
  43. Ruth
  44. Hero and Leander
  45. Ballad
  46. Autumn
  47. Ballad
  48. The Exile
  49. To —
  50. Ode to Melancholy
  51. Sonnet
  52. Sonnet
  53. Sonnet
  54. Sonnet
  55. Sonnet
  56. To a Child Embracing His Mother
  57. To —
  58. Ode to Rae Wilson, Esq.
  59. The Lee Shore
  60. Sonnet
  61. The Elm Tree
  62. Lear
  63. Sonnet
  64. The Song of the Shirt
  65. The Pauper's Christmas Carol
  66. The Mary
  67. The Lady's Dream
  68. The Key
  69. The Workhouse Clock
  70. The Bridge of Sighs
  71. The Lay of the Laborer
  72. Ode to Joseph Grimaldi, Senior
  73. An Address to the Steam Washing Company
  74. The Last Man
  75. "As it Fell Upon a Day"
  76. The Stag-Eyed Lady
  77. The Irish Schoolmaster
  78. Faithless Nelly Gray
  79. Bianca's Dream
  80. The Demon-Ship
  81. Tim Turpin
  82. A Sailor's Apology for Bow-Legs
  83. The Volunteer
  84. The Drowning Ducks
  85. A Storm at Hastings,
  86. The Angler's Farewell
  87. Ode
  88. A Report from Below!
  89. The Supper Superstition
  90. The Duel
  91. A Singular Exhibition at Somerset House
  92. Lines to Mary
  93. The Ghost
  94. The Fall
  95. Our Village
  96. A Public Dinner
  97. Sally Simpkin's Lament
  98. The Lost Heir
  99. The Fox and the Hen
  100. The Poacher
  101. A Waterloo Ballad
  102. A Lay of Real Life
  103. The Sweeps Complaint
  104. Agricultural Distress
  105. Domestic Poems
  106. The Green Man
  107. Hit or Miss
  108. Lieutenant Luff
  109. Morning Meditations
  110. A Plain Direction
  111. The Bachelor's Dream
  112. Rural Felicity
  113. A Flying Visit
  114. Queen Mab
  115. A Parthian Glance
  116. A True Story
  117. A Fairy Tale
  118. Craniology
  119. The Wee Man
  120. The Progress of Art
  121. Those Evening Bells
  122. The Carelesse Nurse Mayd
  123. Domestic Asides; or, Truth in Parentheses
  124. Shooting Pains
  125. John Day
  126. Huggins and Duggins
  127. The China-Mender
  128. Domestic Didactics
  129. Playing at Soldiers
  130. Mary's Ghost
  131. The Widow
  132. An Open Question
  133. A Black Job
  134. Etching Moralised
  135. A Tale of a Trumpet
  136. Endnotes