Parodies of the works of English & American authors, vol. I
General
Parodies of the works of English & American authors, vol. I
Parodies
The disputed origin of the Poem 105
"Ni le son du tambour ... ni la marche funèbre" 106
"Not a _sous_ had he got, not a guinea or note" 107
"Not a trap was heard, or a Charley's note" 108
Ode on the Death and Burial of the Constitution, 1832--
"Not a moan was heard--not a funeral note" 108
On the threatened Death of John O'Connell 108
"He looked glum when he heard, by a friendly note," 1864 109
"Not a laugh was heard, not a joyous note," 109
The Flight of O'Neill, the Invader of Canada 109
Running him in, by a Good Templar 110
"Not a hiss was heard, not an angry yell," 1875 110
The Burial of the Title "Queen," 1876 110
On the Downfall of the Beaconsfield Government, 1880 111
"Not a hum was heard, not a jubilant note" 111
"Not a sigh was heard, not a tear-drop fell" 111
The Burial of the Masher, 1883 112
"He felt highly absurd, as he put on his coat" 112
"Not a mute one word at the funeral spoke" 113
A Moonlight Flit 140
The Burial of Pantomime, 1846-7 141
The Burial of Philip Van Artevelde (Princess's Theatre) 141
The Burial of the Bills, 1850 141
A Tale of a Tub 141
The Death of the "Childerses," 1884 187
The Burial of "The Season," 1884 187
The Burial of my Fellow Lodger's Banjo 187
The Fate of General Gordon, 1884 187
One more Victim at Monte Carlo 187
The Burial of the Duke of Wellington 188
The Burial of the Bachelor 188
The Marriage of Sir F. Boore 188
Working Men at the Health Exhibition 188
The Removal of the House of Lords 188
The Spinster Householder Martyr 188
The Murder of a Beethoven Sonata 189
The Burial of the Pauper 189
The Fate of the Franchise Bill, 1884 189
The Defeated Cricket Eleven 190
The Marriage of Sir John Smith, 1854 190
[Illustration]
PARODIES
OF
THE WORKS OF
ENGLISH & AMERICAN AUTHORS,
COLLECTED AND ARRANGED BY
WALTER HAMILTON,
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