Parodies of the works of English & American authors, vol. II
General
Parodies of the works of English & American authors, vol. II
Parodies
THE DREAM OF EUGENE ARAM――
The Wanstead Home 5
The Blue-coat Boys’ Ghost 5
A Case of Conscience 259
The Lost Child, or Russell’s Lament on the
Loss of his Reform Bill, 1867 5
“Our heads have met, and if thine smarts,” 258
THE BRIDGE OF SIGHS――
The Age of Sighs, 1868 259
Old Year unfortunate (1885) 259
――――:o:――――
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
EXCELSIOR――
Higher 6
Diogenes, 1854 6
Upwards, 1873 6
M. Duruof, 1874 7
The Excelsior Climbing Boy, 1875 7
“The Swampy State of Illinois” 8
The Dowager-Duchess at a Drawing Room 8
“’Brellas to mend” 8
On Mr. Disraeli’s first speech in Parliament 17
The Workhouse (Bob) 17
The Griffin 17
The Country Fair (Minnie Mum.) 17
What Roads! W. F. Field 18
Sloper 18
Divitior, 1858 250
Nettle-rash (from St. Bartholomew’s) 251
Young Lambs to sell 251
U-pi-dee, by F. C. Burnand 251
“Loved Arabella,” 1867 252
Ye poor Mahdi, 1884 252
“Ten thousand pounds” 253
(_re_ Maskelyne v. Irving Bishop)
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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