. La sezione Omaggi alla memoria di Thomas Hood. Raccolti, disposti e modificati da sua figlia con una pref. e note da suo figlio. Illustrato con copie dalla sua schizzi. persuaso Jane è il miglior cuoco Coblenz.Così ho fatto la bella cosa e riz lei.ella non aveva niente a-anno prima, e ho doubledit. Abbiamo ottenuto un Westfalia prosciutto contro la Elliotsreturn, a cinque centesimi per libbra. È il più bel Iever assaggiato; tale gusto, abbastanza responsabili per itsodour, che è unico nel suo genere come quella di thebest Eau cle Colonia! Essi lo chiamano qui la rauch, risponderà alla Scottish reek; ma Iwill dire no mo

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. Memorials of Thomas Hood. Collected, arranged, and edited by his daughter, with a pref. and notes by his son. Illustrated with copies from his own sketches. persuaded Jane is the best cook in Coblenz.So I have done the handsome thing and riz her.She had nothing a-year before, and I have doubledit. We got a Westphalia ham against the Elliotsreturn, at five pence a pound. It is the finest Iever tasted; such a flavour, quite answerable to itsodour, which is as unique in its kind as that of thebest Eau cle Cologne! They call it here the rauch, answerable to the Scottish reek; but Iwill say no more here about edibles or you willcompare me to Matthews, who began with writing The Diary of an Invalid, and ended a Gourmand. MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD. 127 I should like to send you a real Westphalian, but then the duty ! You ought to take one with you here, as Miss M did her sweetmeats from India ; she brought a large box of them—preservedLord knows what—but the customs demanded somuch that instead of bringing them ashore she wentand ate them all up on board herself. I had this from Dr. E , who was called in to her after the Gorge.P.S. God bless.. 128 MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD. CHAPTER III. 1836. At Coblenz—Letters from Mrs. Hood to Mrs. Elliot—Letters to Mr.Wright and Mr. Dilke—Accompanies the 19th Polish Infantry intheir March to Berlin—Letters to his Wife—Returns to Coblenz—Illness—Letters to Lieut, de Franck, Mr. Wright, and Mr.Dilke—Commences Up the Rhine. At the beginning of this chapter, I have insertedthe following letter from my mother to her friendMrs. Elliot, not only as interesting in itself, butalso as giving a correct history of the trussingof the Christmas pudding, to which such frequentallusion is made by my father in his subsequentletters to Mr. de Franck. 372, Castor Hof, Coblenz, 2$th Jan., 1836. My dear Mrs. Elliot, Your welcome letter arrived with manyothers in a parcel on New-Years eve. You may not have seen Mr. Wright to hear thathis p

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