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HOOD, Thomas ADAMS, Alice WheatonBiblio.com

Tom Tucker and Little Bo-Peep.

Thomas Hood [(1835 – 1874) humorist, playwright and author He was the son of the poet and author Thomas Hood].:Biblio.com

Thomas Hood "Tom Hood" poet Substantial Autograph Letter Signed "Tom Hood" to a "Mrs Hall" Anna Maria Hall Irish novelist asking for permission to use "some of your Irish Sketches" and so on including useful publishing historical details.

26038Headed Notepaper Printed "FUN OFFICE 80 Fleet Street E.C." with image of a jester at a desk. No date. Two pages 12mo some staining and wear and tear trimmed with minor loss of text but text clear. "Dear Mrs Hall May I use some of your Irish sketches for my penny readings- I shall be nuch indebted if you will let me. I am direfully busy - harder worked a deal more than I used to be in Pall Mall. I have taken up my abode in the country half an hour from town & am better for the change. I have been greatly grieved to hear of your illness which I did before I got your note & 'God save the Green' which I hope you saw was duly mentioned in Fun. I suppose you see that penn'orth weekly. It rises in circulation every week are are seventy thousand now & if we can get a little fine weather shall be eighty or ninety before Christmas. I have such a pleasant proprietor - a young man & a gentleman - we're like two brothers more than anything else and he never underlined interferes. I'm getting a capital salary which rises with the circulation. If I could only think Fanny Frances Freeling Broderip children's writer were well I should have little left to wish for. I have hard work to my heart's content and a very happy home. But I wish Fanny lived here and were better. I have poor accounts of her & the children . PS I daresay you will think I might have written before but you must know what it is to have so much writing that you cover up the inkstand out of sight as soon as the work's over." Headed Notepaper (Printed "FUN OFFICE | 80 Fleet Street E.C." with image of a jester at a desk). No date. unknown

Richard M. Ford Ltd · Royaume-Uni180,00 £GB≈ 205,52 €

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