As Time Glides On / The Months in Picture and Poem. E-book. Formato PDF G. Thompson Hutchinson   -  Ionlineshopping.Com, 2019  - 

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Try Cracow and the Carpathians. E-book. Formato PDF Alexander Hadden Hutchinson   -  Forgotten Books, 2017  - 

Again we admired old Greenwich, sighed over deserted Woolwich, smelt Crossness, which ought to have an Eau like Cologne, passed dreamily on to Gravesend, Sheerness and Southend, and with a steady pace reached the Nore and found the briny tranquil as Virginia Water. A lovely moon lighted us through the piles of the Ostend breakwater, and after the usual rocket had been fired to ascertain that the passage was clear (for it is a nasty narrow little place to enter), we drew up at the port to be bullied by our ancient enemies, the passport inspectors.

Dreams and Their Meanings. E-book. Formato PDF Horace Gordon Hutchinson   -  Forgotten Books, 2017  - 

I ought to explain why I, being a person without any of the scientific attainments that would fit one for the task, take it on me to write of dreams. It occurred to me that there were certain kinds of dreams common to nearly every one. Every one (using the word in a liberal sense, and not in the grudging spirit of the man who objected to ninety-nine ducks being spoken of as a round hundred) is familiar with the dream of falling over a precipice. A great many people know the dream that they are flying. Few have not dreamed that they have entered a polite assembly in a costume very much more appropriate to a Turkish bath than to their visionary surroundings, and there are many other common, generally familiar, dreams. And this being so, I was struck by the fact that no one seemed to have tried to find the common cause of each kind respectively of familiar dreams.