THE SEVEN AGES OF MAN 169 “All the Town’s a Slide,” 1850 172 “All the World’s a Stable” 174 242 “All the World’s away” (for the holidays) 241 “All Parliament’s a Stage” (Political) 241 “All the Night’s a Stage” (on noises) 242 “All the Day’s a Plague” (on street noises) 242 “All the World’s a Newspaper,” 1824 195 The Stage Coach Company, 1803 170 The Patriot’s Progress, 1814 170 The Seven Ages of Woman 170 174 The Seven Ages of Æstheticism 171 The Seven Ages of Intemperance, 1834 171 The Poetry of the Steam Engine, 1846 172 The Seven Ages of the French Republic, 1848 172 The Seven Ages of a Public Man, 1855 172 The Catalogue of the British Museum 173 The Seven Ages in Mincing Lane, 1868 173 The Politician’s Seven Ages, 1868 173 The Seven Ages of Acting, 1884 174 The Seven Ages of Love, 1881 174 The Seven Carriages of Man, 1885 174 The Seven Drinks of Man, 1885 175 The Seven Courses at Dinner 241 242 The Seven Ages of Cricket 242 The Seven Ages of a Clergyman 243 The Seven Ages of a Politician 243 The Seven Forms of Insanity 243 The Seven Ages of a Sailor 243 The Seven Ages of Fashion 244 “Dinner is a Stage,” by F. B. Doveton 240 “Parliament’s a Stage” (Political) 241 Bud, Blossom, and Decay, by T. F. D. Croker 195 Jaques in Capel Court, 1845 (Gambling on the Stock Exchange) 171 A Paraphrase, by E. L Blanchard, 1866 196 Oxford is a Stage, 1868 196 A Shakespearian after-dinner Recitation, by F. Upton, 196 A FOOL, A FOOL! I MET A FOOL I’ THE FOREST 194 The same, with a cold in the head (at Combe) 194 A Dude――a dude! I met a dude 195 Blow, blow thou Winter Wind, a parody on 176 Lines on Mrs. Langtry as _Rosalind_, 1882 176 Lines on Miss Mary Anderson as _Rosalind_, at Stratford-on-Avon, August, 1885 244