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The Poems and Verses of Charles Dickens - F. G. (Frederic George) Kitton
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Title: The Poems and Verses of Charles Dickens
Author: Charles Dickens
Editor: F. G. Kitton
Release Date: March 10, 2011 [EBook #35536]
Language: English
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THE POEMS AND VERSES OF
CHARLES DICKENS
Maclise. R.A. C. H. Jeens
CHARLES DICKENS, HIS WIFE, & HER SISTER
DRAWN BY MACLISE IN 1842.
THE
POEMS AND VERSES
OF
CHARLES DICKENS
Collected and Edited, with
Bibliographical Notes, by
F. G. KITTON
LONDON
CHAPMAN AND HALL, LIMITED
1903
Edinburgh: Printed by T. and A. Constable
TO
MISS GEORGINA HOGARTH
THIS LITTLE VOLUME
IS RESPECTFULLY
DEDICATED
CONTENTS
SONGS, CHORUSES,
AND CONCERTED PIECES FROM
‘THE VILLAGE COQUETTES’
A COMIC OPERA
1836
THE VILLAGE COQUETTES
About the year 1834, when the earliest of the Sketches by Boz were appearing in print, a young composer named John Hullah set to music a portion of an opera called The Gondolier, which he thought might prove successful on the stage. Twelve months later Hullah became acquainted with Charles Dickens, whose name was then unknown to those outside his own immediate circle, and it occurred to him that he and ‘Boz’ might combine their forces by