Parodies of the works of English & American authors, vol. I
General
Parodies of the works of English & American authors, vol. I
Parodies
RIZPAH--
Rizpah, 1883 184
THE REVENGE, A BALLAD OF THE FLEET--
Retribution, a Ballad of the Sloe 42
DE PROFUNDIS--
"Awfully Deep, my Boy, Awfully Deep" 52
"THOSE THAT OF LATE HAD FLEETED FAR AND FAST,"
_Prefatory Sonnet to the "Nineteenth Century."_
The Last Hat Left.
"Those low-born cubs who sneaked away so fast" 183
MONTENEGRO--
The City Montenegro, 1880 183
ACHILLES OVER THE TRENCH--
A Parody on 47
DESPAIR; A DRAMATIC MONOLOGUE, 1881--
Disgust; a Dramatic Monologue, 1881 184
THE POETASTERS, A DRAMATIC CANTATA, 1884 86
THE PROMISE OF MAY--
Reprint of the Play-bill, dated November, 1882 157
Parodies on the Play-bill 159
The Marquis of Queensberry on "The Promise of May" 158
Miscellaneous Parodies on Tennyson.
A Laureate's Log. September, 1883 49
Papa's Theory 57
"The Bugle calls in Bayreuth's Halls" 57
The Amiable Dun, a Fragment 61
Early Spring, in an American Paper 62
"In Hungerford, did some wise man," 1844 145
Mrs. Henry Fawcett on the Education of Women 150
(_Apropos_ of a Parody on the Collegiate Examinations of
Female Students.)
"British Birds," by Mortimer Collins 186
Reverend Charles Wolfe.
THE BURIAL OF SIR JOHN MOORE 105
"_Not a drum was heard, not a funeral note._"
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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