Rhyme? and Reason?

Blurb

Rhyme and Reason Lewis Carroll, english writer, mathematician, logician (1832-1898) This ebook presents «Rhyme and Reason», from Lewis Carroll. A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter selected. Table of Contents -01- About this book -02- MOTTO -03- DEDICATION -04- PHANTASMAGORIA -05- ECHOES -06- A SEA DIRGE -07- AND THIS WAS BY THE SEA -08- I HAVE A HORSE -09- FIRST THE GOVERNOR THE FATHER -10- NEXT THE SON THE STUNNING CANTAB -11- NEXT TO HIM THE ELDEST DAUGHTER -12- LAST THE YOUNGEST SON WAS TAKEN -13- MELANCHOLETTA -14- AT NIGHT SHE SIGHED -15- A VALENTINE -16- THE THREE VOICES -17- TORTURED UNAIDED AND ALONE -18- A SCARED DULLARD GIBBERING LOW -19- TÈMA CON VARIAZIÓNI -20- A GAME OF FIVES -21- NOW TELL ME WHICH YOU MEAN -22- POETA FIT NON NASCITUR -23- THE WILD MAN WENT HIS WEARY WAY -24- THE HUNTING OF THE SNARK -25- THE HUNTING -26- TO PURSUE IT WITH FORKS AND HOPE -27- THE BEAVER’S LESSON -28- THE BEAVER BROUGHT PAPER PORTFOLIO PENS -29- THE BARRISTER’S DREAM -30- YOU MUST KNOW’ SAID THE JUDGE BUT THE SNARK EXCLAIMED ‘FUDGE -31- THE BANKER’S FATE -32- SO GREAT WAS HIS FRIGHT THAT HIS WAISTCOAT TURNED WHITE -33- THE VANISHING -34- THEN, SILENCE -35- SIZE AND TEARS -36- HE’S THIN AND I AM STOUT -37- ATALANTA IN CAMDEN TOWN -38- THE LANG COORTIN -39- AND OUT AND LAUGHED THE POPINJAY -40- O HUSH THEE GENTLE POPINJAY -41- THE DOGGIE CEASED HIS NOISE -42- FOUR RIDDLES -43- FAME’S PENNY TRUMPET -44- GO THRONG EACH OTHER’S DRAWING ROOMS