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Roundabout Papers

On A Pear-Tree

Word Count: 2953    |    Released on: 17/11/2017

at the preacher's own gate, or which falls under his peculiar cognizance. Once, you may remember, we discoursed abou

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Roundabout Papers
William Makepeace Thackeray Modern
“I had occasion to pass a week in the autumn in the little old town of Coire or Chur, in the Grisons, where lies buried that very ancient British king, saint, and martyr, Lucius,1 who founded the Church of St. Peter, on Cornhill.”
1 On A Lazy Idle Boy2 On Two Children in Black3 On Ribbons4 On Some Late Great Victories5 Thorns in the Cushion6 On Screens in Dining-Rooms7 Tunbridge Toys8 De Juventute9 On A Joke I Once Heard From the Late Thomas Hood10 Round About the Christmas Tree11 On A Chalk-Mark On the Door12 On Being Found Out13 On A Hundred Years Hence14 Small-Beer Chronicle15 Ogres16 On Two Roundabout Papers Which I Intended to Write17 A Mississippi Bubble18 On Letts's Diary19 Notes of A Week's Holiday20 Nil Nisi Bonum21 On Half A Loaf22 The Notch On the Axe. - A Story A La Mode23 De Finibus24 On A Peal of Bells25 On A Pear-Tree26 Dessein's27 On Some Carp at Sans Souci28 Autour De Mon Chapeau29 On Alexandrines30 On A Medal of George the Fourth31 "Strange to Say, On Club Paper."32 The Last Sketch