Parodies of the works of English & American authors, vol. II

Parodies
To Yield, or not to Yield? (To the Tories)              149
      To Rat, or not to Rat? Once a Week, 1868                155
      To Smoke, or not to Smoke?                              244
      To Sleep, or not to Sleep? O. P. Q. P. Smiff            162
      To Shave, or not to Shave? Diogenes, 1854               155
      Ditto          ditto by T. F. Dillon-Croker             156
      To Starve, or not to Starve? W. H. Ireland              156
      To Sniggle, or to Dibble? by F. C. Burnand              202
      To Stick to Hoy, or not? The Argus, 1831                157
      To Stitch, or not to Stitch? The Mirror                 157
      To Strike, or not to Strike? by a Cabman, 1867,         157
      To Stand, or not to Stand, 1808                         161
      Trousers, or no Trousers? (The Bloomer Question)
        The Month, 1851                                       158
      Tubby, or not Tubby? by F. C. Burnand                   161
      To Urn, or not to Urn? by William Sawyer                161
      To Vaccinate, or not? 1881                              158
      To Wash, or not to Wash? by J. P. Roberdeau, 1803       158
      To Write, or not to Write? The New Lady’s
        Magazine, 1786                                        160

  _On the Marriage Question._
      To Wed, or not to Wed? The New Lady’s Magazine, 1786    158
      To Woo, or not to Woo? Posthumous Parodies, 1814        159
      To Wed, or not to Wed? by W. A. Clouston                159
      Marry, or not to Marry? Political Note Book, 1824       159
      To Wed, or not to Wed? Echoes from the Clubs, 1868      159
      Ditto        ditto, Anonymous                           161
      To Be, or not to Be (married)? by W. H. Edmunds         160
      To Pop, or not to Pop the fatal question?               160
  When a man becomes tired of his life (Song founded
        on the Soliloquy)                                     162
  The Soliloquy in Hebrew, 1880                               202
  Hamlet in Prose, 1848                                       202
  The Ghost Scene parodied                                    203
  Hamlet Travestie, by John Poole, 1810                       161
  Hamlet, or, not such a fool as he looks, by the Author
      of “The Light Green” 1882                               160
  Very Little Hamlet, by W. Yardley, at the Gaiety
      Theatre, 1884                                           164
  Hamlet Travestie, by F. Talfourd, 1849                      164
  Three Children sliding on the Ice                           162
  Furnivallos Furioso and the Newest Shakespeare
      Society, 1876                                           163
  The advice of Polonius to Laertes, a Parody of, by
      H. J. Byron                                             164
  Hamlet’s instructions to the Players, Parody of, by
      W. S. Gilbert, in _The Pretty Druidess_, 1869           165
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Parodies of the works of English & American authors, vol. II

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