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Interludes being Two Essays, a Story, and Some Verses

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Interludes, by Horace Smith
INTERLUDES being TWO ESSAYS, A STORY, AND SOME VERSES
- ESSAYS.
  - I. ON CRITICISM.
  - II. ON LUXURY.
- I. ON CRITICISM.
- II. ON LUXURY.
- A STORY. THE READING PARTY.
  - CHAPTER I.—THE COACH.
  - CHAPTER II.—THE TEAM.
  - CHAPTER III.—THE VISITORS.
  - CHAPTER IV.—BOATING.
  - CHAPTER V.—THE BALL.
  - CHAPTER VI.—THE SHORE.
  - CHAPTER VII.—CONCLUSION.
- CHAPTER I.—THE COACH.
- CHAPTER II.—THE TEAM.
- CHAPTER III.—THE VISITORS.
- CHAPTER IV.—BOATING.
- CHAPTER V.—THE BALL.
- CHAPTER VI.—THE SHORE.
- CHAPTER VII.—CONCLUSION.
- A FARRAGO OF VERSES.
  - MY BOATING SONG.
  - LETTER FROM THE TOWN MOUSE TO THE COUNTRY MOUSE.
  - PROTHALAMION.
  - YOUNG ENGLAND.
  - AN OLDE LYRIC.
  - LULLABY.
  - ISLE OF WIGHT—SPRING, 1891.
  - LOVE AND LIBERTY.
  - TO THE REV. A. A. IN THE COUNTRY FROM HIS FRIEND IN LONDON.
  - THE CURATE TO HIS SLIPPERS.
  - AN ATTEMPT TO REMEMBER THE “GRANDMOTHER’S APOLOGY.”
  - AIR—“Three Fishers went Sailing.”
  - AIR—“Give that Wreath to Me”
  - ON CIRCUIT.
  - AT THE “COCK” TAVERN.
  - IMPROMPTU IN THE ASSIZE COURT, NOTTINGHAM,
  - IMPROMPTU IN THE ASSIZE COURT AT LINCOLN.
  - PROLOGUE TO A CHARADE.—“DAMN-AGES.”
  - TO A SCIENTIFIC FRIEND.
- MY BOATING SONG.
- LETTER FROM THE TOWN MOUSE TO THE COUNTRY MOUSE.
- PROTHALAMION.
- YOUNG ENGLAND.
- AN OLDE LYRIC.
- LULLABY.
- ISLE OF WIGHT—SPRING, 1891.
- LOVE AND LIBERTY.
- TO THE REV. A. A. IN THE COUNTRY FROM HIS FRIEND IN LONDON.
- THE CURATE TO HIS SLIPPERS.
- AN ATTEMPT TO REMEMBER THE “GRANDMOTHER’S APOLOGY.”
- AIR—“Three Fishers went Sailing.”
- AIR—“Give that Wreath to Me”
- ON CIRCUIT.
- AT THE “COCK” TAVERN.
- IMPROMPTU IN THE ASSIZE COURT, NOTTINGHAM,
- IMPROMPTU IN THE ASSIZE COURT AT LINCOLN.
- PROLOGUE TO A CHARADE.—“DAMN-AGES.”
- TO A SCIENTIFIC FRIEND.
- Footnotes