HOW DOTH THE LITTLE BUSY BEE 206 How doth the little busy Flea 206 208 How doth the ever busy Wasp 207 How doth the busy Russian Bee, 1875 207 How doth the dizzy Disraeli, 1858 207 How doth the lively Spelling Bee, 1876 207 How doth the little busy Wheeze 207 How doth the busy Parliament, 1876 208 How doth the little Crocodile 208 How doth the little Mosquito 208 How doth the honest Land League man, 1881 208 How doth the little coal-hole top 208 How doth the very Bizzy Bee (Bismarck) 209 How doth the gorging, greedy Bee 209 How doth the wobbling, wily wops 209 Buggins’s Variations of the Busy Bee 209 A Prose Version 207 LET DOGS DELIGHT TO BARK AND BITE 210 Let Canine Animals, 1847 210 Let Austria delight to bark and bite, 1854 210 Let peaceful Bright in speech delight, 1854 210 Let Lords delight to bark and bite, 1869 210 Let Rads delight to bark and bite 211 Let Bigots write with sneers of spite 211 Let Fools and Bullies brawl and fight 211 Let Cads delight with fists to fight 212 Let Frenchmen fight with kick and bite 215 Whigs in their cosy berths agree, 1849 210 Birds in their little nests agree 211 Oh, Marcus! You should never let 211 On a Fracas at Newmarket, 1883 211 To a Policeman 212 When Bishops, who in wealth abound 216 ’TIS THE VOICE OF THE SLUGGARD 212 ’Tis the moan of old Louis (of France), 1823 212 ’Tis the voice of the lobster 212 ’Tis the voice of the Czar, 1879 213 ’Tis the voice of the Rinker 213 ’Tis the voice of Britannia 213 ’Tis the voice of the glutton 213 ’Tis the voice of the oyster 213 ’Twas the voice of the “Special” 213 A Parody from _Funny Folks_ 212 The Wise one and the Foolish 213