The Works of Thomas Hood; Vol. 01 (of 11): Comic and Serious, in Prose and Verse, With All the Original IllustrationsHood, Thomas
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The Works of Thomas Hood; Vol. 01 (of 11): Comic and Serious, in Prose and Verse, With All the Original Illustrations
Hood, Thomas
English poetry -- 19th century; English wit and humor; Humorous poetry, English
In spit of the Short Tim for Luv to take Roots I am convinst
he is verry Passionet of coarse As to his temper I cant Speek As
yet as I hav not Tride it. O mary littel did I think too Munth ago
of sending yew Brid Cake and Weddin favers wen I say this I am only
Figgering in speach for Yew must Not look for sich Things from this
Part of the Wurld I dont mean this by Way of discurridgement Wat I
meen to say is this If so be Yung Wimmin prefers a state of Silly
Bessy they Had better remane ware they was Born but as far as Reel
down rite Coarting and no nonsens is concarnd This is the Plaice
for my Munny a Gal has only to cum out hear And theirs duzzens
will jump at her like Cox at Gusberris. it will be a reel kindnes
to say as Much to Hannah at 48 and Hester Brown and Peggy Oldfield
and partickler poor Charlotte they needent Fear about being Plane
for Yew may tell Them in this land Faces dont make stumblin Blox
and if the Hole cargo was as uggly As sin Lots wood git marrid.
Deer Mary if so Be you feel disposed to cum Out of Your self I will
aford evry Falicity towards your hapiness. I dont want to hurt your
Felines but since the Cotchman as giv yew up I dont think Yew have
annother String to your Bo to say nothink of Not being so young As
yew was Ten Yeer ago and faces Will ware out as well as scrubbin
brushes. theirs a verry nice yung man is quit a Willin to offer to
Yew providid you cum the verry Next vessle for He has Maid up his
mind not to Wait beyond the Kupid and Sikey. as the ship is on the
Pint of Saling I cant rite Moor at pressent xcept for them has as
shily shalying sweat harts to Thretten with cumming to Vandemins
And witch will soon sho wether its Cubbard love or true Love I hay
seen Enuff of Bows droping in at supertime and falling out the next
morning after borrowin Wans wags. Wen yew see anny Frends giv my
Distant love to Them and say My being Gone to annother wurld dont
impear my Memmery but I often Thinks of Number 22 and the two Next
Dores. yew may Disclose my matterymonial Prospex to betty as we
hav always had a Deal of Confidens. And I remane with the Gratest
asurance
Your affexionat Frend
Susan Gale--as his to be Simco.
P.S. Deer mary my Furst Match beeing broke off short hope Yew will
not take it Ill but I have Marrid the yung Man as was to Hav waited
for Yew but As yew hav never seen one Annother trusts yew will Not
take Him to hart or abrade by Return of Postesses he has behaved
Perfickly honnerable And has got a verry United frend of his Hone
to be atacht to Yew in lew of Him. adew.
[Illustration: RING-DOVES.]
SONNET.
Allegory--A moral vehicle.--DICTIONARY.
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