Parodies of the works of English & American authors, vol. II
General
Parodies of the works of English & American authors, vol. II
Parodies
ULALUME 64
Paralune. Punch, 1881 64
The Willows, by Bret Harte 65
What is in a Name, by Thomas Hood, junior 65
You’ll Resume. Punch, 1882 66
Hope; An Allegory, by John H. Ingram 66
Covent Garden. Fun, 1867 68
The Kingdom, a Spirit poem, by Lizzie Doten 94
LENORE
The Supper of the Four, by A. Merion, 1872 67
FOR ANNIE 68
Tristan and Isolde, by J. W. G. W. 68
LIGIEA――
Hygiea. Punch, 1880 69
The Demon of the Doldrums 69
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William Shakespeare.
A PROLOGUE, in imitation of Othello’s address to
the Senate 144
Correspondence in _The Daily News_, 1883, concerning
the Gaiety burlesques of _The Tempest_, and
_Hamlet_, including letters from Mr. Moy Thomas,
Mr. W. Kennedy, Mr. John Hollingshead, and
Mr. F. C. Burnand 144
The Daily News on Shakespearian Burlesques,
October 25, 1884 205
Dreary Song for Dreary Summer, by Shirley Brooks,
1860 205
Shakespoke’s Epigram, by J. G. Dalton 205
The Shakespeare Monument Committee, 1823 205
The “New Shakspere Society,” and Mr. F. J. Furnivall 162
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THE TEMPEST――
The Tempest; or, the Enchanted Isle, by Sir W. Davenant
and John Dryden 146
The Enchanted Isle; or, Raising the Wind, by R. B.
and W. Brough, produced at the Adelphi Theatre,
1848, with the cast 203
Ariel, by F. C. Burnand, produced at the Gaiety
Theatre, October, 1883, with the cast 204
WHERE THE BEE SUCKS 204
Who would be Great Grand Lord High? By J. R. Planché 204
“OUR REVELS NOW ARE ENDED” 204
“Those Golden pallaces,” by Lord Stirling 204
“Our Parodies are ended” 204
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MEASURE FOR MEASURE――
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