Gentleman Into Goose: Being the Exact and True Account of Mr. Timothy Teapot, Gent., of Puddleditch, in Dorset, That Was Changed to a Great Grey Gander at the Wish of His Wife; How, Though a Gander, He Did Wear Breeches, and Smoak a Pipe; How He Near Lost His Life to His Dog Tyger; You Have, Also an Account of His Gallantries With a Goose, Very Diverting to Read, With Many Other Surprizing Adventures, Full of Wonder and Merriment, and a Full Relation of the Manner of His Sad Dismal End; Worthy to Be Had in All Families for a Warning to Wives and by All Batchelors Intending Marriage
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Overview:
- Title: Gentleman Into Goose: Being the Exact and True Account of Mr. Timothy Teapot, Gent., of Puddleditch, in Dorset, That Was Changed to a Great Grey Gander at the Wish of His Wife; How, Though a Gander, He Did Wear Breeches, and Smoak a Pipe; How He Near Lost His Life to His Dog Tyger; You Have, Also an Account of His Gallantries With a Goose, Very Diverting to Read, With Many Other Surprizing Adventures, Full of Wonder and Merriment, and a Full Relation of the Manner of His Sad Dismal End; Worthy to Be Had in All Families for a Warning to Wives and by All Batchelors Intending Marriage
- Author: Christopher Ward
- Year: 1924
- Type: Short Fiction
Editions/Publications:
- Unknown. Gentleman Into Goose: Being the Exact and True Account of Mr. Timothy Teapot, Gent., of Puddleditch, in Dorset, That Was Changed to a Great Grey Gander at the Wish of His Wife; How, Though a Gander, He Did Wear Breeches, and Smoak a Pipe; How He Near Lost His Life to His Dog Tyger; You Have, Also an Account of His Gallantries With a Goose, Very Diverting to Read, With Many Other Surprizing Adventures, Full of Wonder and Merriment, and a Full Relation of the Manner of His Sad Dismal End; Worthy to Be Had in All Families for a Warning to Wives and by All Batchelors Intending Marriage (Unknown, Christopher Ward, Henry Holt, 77 pages, Hardcover, Chapter Book)