The Works of Thomas Hood
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They avoid the noon : a dark night to a fire is like the black letters in a benefit-bill, setting off* the red ones.
The destruction of the Kent Indiaman I should like to have witnessed, but, contrary to the opinion of many experienced amateurs, I conceive the Dartford Mills must have been a fail- are. Powder-magazines make very indifferent conflagrations ; they are no sooner on fire than they are off, — all is over be- fore you know where you are, and there is no getting under, which quite put...s you out. But fires, generally, are not what they used to be. What with gas, and new police, steam, and one cause or other, they have become what one might call 252 THE GREAT CONFLAGBATION.
slow explosions. A bodj of flame bursts from all the win- dows at once, and before B. 25 can call fi-er in two syllables, the roof falls in, and all is over. It was not so in my time.
First a little smoke would issue from a window-shutter, like the puff of a cigar, and after a long spring of his rattle, the rheumatic watchman had time to knock double and treble knocks, from No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They avoid the noon : a dark night to a fire is like the black letters in a benefit-bill, setting off* the red ones.
The destruction of the Kent Indiaman I should like to have witnessed, but, contrary to the opinion of many experienced amateurs, I conceive the Dartford Mills must have been a fail- are. Powder-magazines make very indifferent conflagrations ; they are no sooner on fire than they are off, — all is over be- fore you know where you are, and there is no getting under, which quite put...s you out. But fires, generally, are not what they used to be. What with gas, and new police, steam, and one cause or other, they have become what one might call 252 THE GREAT CONFLAGBATION.
slow explosions. A bodj of flame bursts from all the win- dows at once, and before B. 25 can call fi-er in two syllables, the roof falls in, and all is over. It was not so in my time.
First a little smoke would issue from a window-shutter, like the puff of a cigar, and after a long spring of his rattle, the rheumatic watchman had time to knock double and treble knocks, from No.
What to read after The 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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