Hood's Own: Or, Laughter From Year to Year : Being a Further Collection of His Wit And Humour, With a Preface By His Son
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A WORK OF SUPEREROGATION.
Your good healths, gentlemens.
Vive l'Angleterre ! I am going to ride all over you in a coach — ah, si beaux, chevaux ! all r-r-r-right — st-st — peste ! I have broke the bottle all to bits ! — hollo, boy ! — more grogs." " My good fellow, do be quiet ; you had better get into bed." "A la bonne heure, — get into it yourself — go in- side; pour moi, non. I shall drink a bit more. Hola, boy ! steward ! come ! vite !
quick ! the grogs — the grogs — the grogs ! Bon : c'est... un brave garcon ! Now then, sir, all r-r-r-right — bon voyage — let them go ! " " Pray don't drink any more." " Mon ami, a votre sante. It is good stuff!
-grogs for ever! — Allons, chantons Encore un coup, — trink, boys, trink- un peu, — La, la, la, lira la " " Hush ! hush ! they are all in bed." " No such thing : there are two misters at the other table. Mais, non, he is only one. Never mind. Ah ! ah, — voici le Capitaine — My friend, will you not have some grogs ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A WORK OF SUPEREROGATION.
Your good healths, gentlemens.
Vive l'Angleterre ! I am going to ride all over you in a coach — ah, si beaux, chevaux ! all r-r-r-right — st-st — peste ! I have broke the bottle all to bits ! — hollo, boy ! — more grogs." " My good fellow, do be quiet ; you had better get into bed." "A la bonne heure, — get into it yourself — go in- side; pour moi, non. I shall drink a bit more. Hola, boy ! steward ! come ! vite !
quick ! the grogs — the grogs — the grogs ! Bon : c'est... un brave garcon ! Now then, sir, all r-r-r-right — bon voyage — let them go ! " " Pray don't drink any more." " Mon ami, a votre sante. It is good stuff!
-grogs for ever! — Allons, chantons Encore un coup, — trink, boys, trink- un peu, — La, la, la, lira la " " Hush ! hush ! they are all in bed." " No such thing : there are two misters at the other table. Mais, non, he is only one. Never mind. Ah ! ah, — voici le Capitaine — My friend, will you not have some grogs ?
What to read after Hood's Own: Or, Laughter From Year to Year : Being a Further Collection of His Wit And Humour, With a Preface By His Son?
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