Parodies of the works of English & American authors, vol. II
General
Parodies of the works of English & American authors, vol. II
Parodies
THE FLEET (April, 1885), The Times 137
The Bard (on his reported imbecility) 137 138
A Laurel. J. Fox Turner 137
“We, we.” E. S. Watson 137
Tennyson (on his reported lunacy) 137
Tennyson Tackled. Punch 137
Our Fleet. Moonshine 138
Parody Competition Poems on _The Fleet_.――
Prize Parody, by Mrs. Emily Lawrence 138
A Conservative (on his leader’s reported inefficiency).
Henry L. Brickell 138
The Government. John Carter 139
The Laureate. Exe 135
The Corporation. Thomas H. Knight 139
To the Jingo. George Mallinson 139
To the Jingo. Edward Scott 139
Gladstone’s Rebuke. Jesse H. Wheeler 139
The Unfitness of the Meat, by F. B. Doveton 279
LINES TO PRINCESS BEATRICE ON HER MARRIAGE 279
Two Suns of Love make day of human life 279
Two Moons for thee of honey and of strife 279
Two sums of cash will fill a German purse 279
Two tones of love make woe of married life 279
Two things, no doubt, make day of married life 280
Two tricks of trade make bearable my life 280
Two sorts of grants make rich the royal train 280
Two bridal loves make laugh of “You, you’s” song 280
Tennyson on General Gordon 141
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Isaac Watts, D.D.
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