Jerome K. Jerome's Three men in a Boat long has been one of my favorite humorous novels. An account of three friends on a boat trip up the Thames in the late Victorian era, it offers comedy, pathos, and history all wrapped up. I recently stumbled across a HTML version of the second edition (1909) scanned in complete with illustrations. There are other online versions, but this is the best one I've seen. Highly recommended.
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