Sketches of Seymour: [Illustrated & Complete]电子书

SKETCHES BY SEYMOUR

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INTRODUCTION:

EVERYDAY SCENES.

SCENE I. Sleeping Fisherman.

SCENE II. A lark—early in the morning.

SCENE III. The rapid march of Intellect!

SCENE IV. Sally, I told my missus vot you said.

SCENE V. "How does it fit behind?

SCENE VI. "Catching—a cold."

SCENE VII. This is vot you calls rowing, is it?

SCENE VIII. In for it, or Trying the middle.

A DAY'S SPORT

CHAPTER I. The Invitation—the Outfit—and the sallying forth.

CHAPTER II. The Death of a little Pig, which proves a great Bore!

CHAPTER III. The Sportsmen trespass on an Enclosure

CHAPTER IV. Shooting a Bird, and putting Shot into a Calf!

CHAPTER V. An extraordinary Occurrence—a Publican taking Orders.

CHAPTER VI. The Reckoning.

CHAPTER VII. A sudden Explosion

OTHER SCENES

SCENE IX. "Shoot away, Bill! never mind the old woman"

SCENE X. "I begin to think I may as well go back."

SCENE XI. "Mother says fishes comes from hard roes",

SCENE XII. Ambition.

SCENE XIII. Better luck next time.

SCENE XIV. Don't you be saucy, Boys

SCENE XV. "Vy, Sarah, you're drunk!"

SCENE XVI. "Lawk a'-mercy! I'm going wrong!"

SCENE XVII. "I'm dem'd if I can ever hit 'em."

SCENE XVIII. "Have you read the leader in this paper, Mr. Brisket?"

SCENE XIX. An Epistle from Samuel Softly, Esq.

SCENE XX. The Courtship of Mr. Wiggins.

SCENE XXI. The Courtship of Mr. Wiggins.

SCENE XXII. The Itinerant Musician.

SCENE XXIII. The Confessions of a Sportsman.

MISCELLANEOUS.

1. THE JOLLY ANGLERS.

2. THE BILL-STICKER.

3. OLD FOOZLE.

4. THE "CRACK-SHOTS." No. I.

5. THE "CRACK-SHOTS." No. II.

6. THE "CRACK-SHOTS."—No. III.

7. DOCTOR SPRAGGS.

8. SCENE IX. (b)

9. THE POUTER AND THE DRAGON.

10. THE PIC-NIC. No. I.

11. THE PIC-NIC. No. II

12. THE BUMPKIN.

13. [WATTY WILLIAMS AND BULL]

14. DELICACY!

15. "NOW JEM—"

16. STEAMING IT TO MARGATE.

17. PETER SIMPLE'S FOREIGN ADVENTURE.

18. PETER SIMPLE'S FOREIGN ADVENTURE. No. II.

19. DOBBS'S "DUCK."

20. STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM.

21. A DAY'S PLEASURE.—No. I.

22. A DAY'S PLEASURE.—No. II.

23. HAMMERING

24. PRACTICE.

25. PRECEPT.

26. EXAMPLE.

27. A MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

28. THE EATING HOUSE.

29. SCENE X.(b)

30. GONE!

31. THE PRACTICAL JOKER.—No. I.

32. THE PRACTICAL JOKER.—No. II.

33. FISHING FOR WHITING AT MARGATE.

ANDREW MULLINS. —AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

CHAPTER I.—Introductory.

CHAPTER II.—Our Lodging.

CHAPTER. III.—On Temperance.

CHAPTER IV.—A Situation.

CHAPTER V.—The Stalking Horse.

CHAPTER VI.—A Commission.

CHAPTER, VII.—The Cricket Match

CHAPTER VIII.—The Hunter.

CHAPTER IX.—A Row to Blackwall.

CHAPTER X.—The Pic-Nic.

CHAPTER XI.—The Journey Home.

CHAPTER XII.—Monsieur Dubois.

CHAPTER XIII.—My Talent Called into Active Service.

CHAPTER XIV.—A Dilemma.

CHAPTER XV.—An Old Acquaintance.

CHAPTER XVI.—The Loss of a Friend.

CHAPTER XVII.—Promotion.

A RIGMAROLE.—PART I.

A RIMAROLE—PART II.

A RIGMAROLE—PART III.

AN INTERCEPTED LETTER FROM DICK SLAMMER TO HIS FRIEND SAM FLYKE.