Shakespeare. _The Seven Ages of Man_, etc. PART 21. Page 185 to 206. W. Shakespeare. Account of the Burlesques of his Plays. Page 206 to 208. Dr. Isaac Watts. PART 22. Page 209 to 217. Dr. Isaac Watts. Page 217 to 232. John Milton. PART 23. Page 233. John Milton. Page 233 to 236. Dryden’s Epigram on Milton. Page 236 to 238. Matthew Arnold. Page 239 to 244. W. Shakespeare. Page 244 to 246. Bret Harte. Page 246 to 255. H. W. Longfellow. Page 255 and 256 Thomas Hood. PART 24. Page 257 to 259. Thomas Hood. Page 260 to 280. Alfred Tennyson. PART 25. A CHAPTER ON PARODIES, by Isaac D’Israeli. Page 3 to 16. Oliver Goldsmith. PART 26. Page 17 to 20. Oliver Goldsmith. Page 20 to 40. Thomas Campbell. PART 27. Page 41 to 47. Thomas Campbell. Page 48 to 64. Robert Burns. PART 28. Page 65 to 71. Robert Burns. Page 71 to 88. Sir Walter Scott. PART 29. Page 89 to 99. Sir Walter Scott. Page 99 to 105. Scotch Songs. Page 106 to 109. Robert Burns. Page 109 to 112. Thomas Campbell. PART 30. Page 113 to 116. Coronation Lays. Page 117 to 129. Charles Kingsley. Page 129 to 136. Mrs. Hemans. PART 31. Page 137 to 140. Mrs. Hemans. Page 140 to 160. Robert Southey. PART 32. Page 161 to 181. Robert Southey. Page 181 to 184. The Anti-Jacobin. PART 33. Page 185 to 186. The Anti-Jacobin. Page 187 to 189. A. C. Swinburne. Page 189 to 208. Lord Byron. PART 34. Page 209 to 229. Lord Byron. Page 230 to 232. Thomas Moore. PART 35. Page 233 to 256. Thomas Moore. PART 36. Page 257 to 278. Thomas Moore. Page 278. Lord Byron. Pages 279 & 280. Charles Kingsley. NOTES AND CORRECTIONS. Page 19. _Courtney Melmoth_ was the assumed name of T. J. Pratt, who wrote “The Tears of Genius” lamenting the death of Oliver Goldsmith. Page 20, Line 3. For Cast read _Caste_. Page 71, Column 2, line 6. Read “Mr. William Cadenhead.” Page 80, Foot Note.――For “dear runs” read _deer runs_. Page 197. The Enigma on the letter H. here ascribed to Lord Byron was written by Miss Catherine Fanshawe. Page 208. “The Un-True Story” was written by Mr. Walter Parke for _Punch and Judy_, in 1870. The fifth line should read:―― “_Know ye the land of the dollar and dime?_” Page 218. Foot Note. Read, “Parody of a song in _The Veiled Prophet of Khorassan_.” Page 229. Don Juan Un-Read. This is a parody of _Wordsworth’s Yarrow Unvisited_. A CHAPTER ON PARODIES.