Parody Anthology
A Parody Anthology
作者：Wells, Carolyn, 1862-1942 [Compiler]
体例：题 章数：375
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共 375 题- ANTHOLOGIES
- BY CAROLYN WELLS
- PUBLISHED BY CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS
- Each 16mo, Cloth, $1.50 _net_
- A Parody Anthology
- Published, September, 1904
- NOTE
- CONTENTS
- INDEX OF TITLES 375
- INDEX OF AUTHORS 385
- INDEX OF AUTHORS PARODIED 395
- INTRODUCTION
- PARODY AS A FINE ART
- A PARODY ANTHOLOGY
- AFTER OMAR KHAYYAM
- THE GOLFER’S RUBAIYAT
- AN OMAR FOR LADIES[A]
- FOOTNOTES:
- THE MODERN RUBAIYAT
- LINES WRITTEN (“BY REQUEST”) FOR A DINNER OF THE OMAR KHAYYAM CLUB
- THE BABY’S OMAR
- AFTER CHAUCER
- YE CLERKE OF YE WETHERE
- AFTER SPENSER
- A PORTRAIT
- AFTER SHAKESPEARE
- THE BACHELOR’S SOLILOQUY
- POKER
- TOOTHACHE
- A DREARY SONG
- TO THE STALL-HOLDERS AT A FANCY FAIR
- SONG
- THE WHIST-PLAYER’S SOLILOQUY
- AFTER WITHER
- ANSWER TO MASTER WITHERS SONG, “SHALL I, WASTING IN DESPAIR?”
- AFTER HERRICK
- SONG
- TO JULIA UNDER LOCK AND KEY
- AFTER NURSERY RHYMES
- AN IDYLL OF PHATTE AND LEENE
- NURSERY SONG IN PIDGIN ENGLISH
- THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT
- RHYME FOR A GEOLOGICAL BABY
- RHYME FOR ASTRONOMICAL BABY
- RHYME FOR BOTANICAL BABY
- RHYME FOR A CHEMICAL BABY
- A SONG OF A HEART
- THE DOMICILE OF JOHN
- MARY AND THE LAMB
- AFTER WALLER
- THE AESTHETE TO THE ROSE
- AFTER DRYDEN
- THREE BLESSINGS
- OYSTER-CRABS
- AFTER DR. WATTS
- THE VOICE OF THE LOBSTER
- THE CROCODILE
- AFTER GOLDSMITH
- WHEN LOVELY WOMAN
- AFTER BURNS
- GAELIC SPEECH; OR, “AULD LANG SYNE” DONE UP IN TARTAN
- MY FOE
- RIGID BODY SINGS
- AFTER CATHERINE FANSHAWE
- COCKNEY ENIGMA ON THE LETTER H
- AFTER WORDSWORTH
- ON WORDSWORTH
- JACOB
- FRAGMENT IN IMITATION OF WORDSWORTH
- JANE SMITH
- ONLY SEVEN
- POSTSCRIPT
- LUCY LAKE
- AFTER SIR WALTER SCOTT
- YOUNG LOCHINVAR
- AFTER COLERIDGE
- THE ANCIENT MARINER
- STRIKING
- AFTER SOUTHEY
- THE OLD MAN’S COLD AND HOW HE GOT IT
- FATHER WILLIAM
- LADY JANE
- AFTER CAMPBELL
- THE NEW ARRIVAL
- JOHN THOMPSON’S DAUGHTER
- AFTER THOMAS MOORE
- THE LAST CIGAR
- DISASTER
- SARAH’S HALLS
- AFTER JANE TAYLOR
- THE BAT
- AFTER BARRY CORNWALL
- THE TEA
- AFTER BYRON
- THE ROUT OF BELGRAVIA
- A GRIEVANCE
- AFTER CHARLES WOLFE
- THE BURIAL OF THE BACHELOR
- NOT A SOU HAD HE GOT
- THE MARRIAGE OF SIR JOHN SMITH
- AFTER MRS. HEMANS
- THE THYROID GLAND
- AFTER KEATS
- I.
- ODE ON A JAR OF PICKLES
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- AFTER HEINE
- IMITATION
- COMMONPLACES
- AFTER HOOD
- SONG OF THE SHEET
- THE DRIPPING SHEET
- I REMEMBER, I REMEMBER
- AFTER ALFRED BUNN
- A YULE-TIDE PARODY
- SELF-EVIDENT
- AFTER LORD MACAULAY
- THE LAUREATE’S TOURNEY
- FYTTE THE FIRST
- FYTTE THE SECOND
- AFTER EMERSON
- MUTTON
- AFTER MARY HOWITT
- THE LOBSTER QUADRILLE
- AFTER MRS. BROWNING
- IN THE GLOAMING
- GWENDOLINE
- AFTER LONGFELLOW
- THE MODERN HIAWATHA
- HIGHER
- TOPSIDE GALAH!
- EXCELSIOR
- A PSALM OF LIFE
- HOW OFTEN
- DESOLATION
- THE BIRDS AND THE PHEASANT
- AFTER WHITTIER
- HIRAM HOVER
- AFTER MRS. NORTON
- THE HORSE AND HIS MASTER
- THE NEW VERSION
- AFTER POE
- WHAT TROUBLED POE’S RAVEN
- THE AMATEUR FLUTE
- SAMUEL BROWN
- THE PROMISSORY NOTE
- THE CANNIBAL FLEA
- ANNABEL LEE
- THE BELLS
- THE GOBLIN GOOSE
- AFTER LORD HOUGHTON
- LOVE AND SCIENCE
- AFTER TENNYSON
- THE BATHER’S DIRGE
- LITTLE MISS MUFFET
- THE MUSICAL PITCH
- TO AN IMPORTUNATE HOST
- THE VILLAGE CHOIR
- THE BITER BIT
- THE LAUREATE
- THE LAY OF THE LOVELORN
- IN IMMEMORIAM
- SIR EGGNOGG
- GODIVA
- A LAUREATE’S LOG
- MONDAY
- TUESDAY
- WEDNESDAY
- THURSDAY
- FRIDAY
- SATURDAY
- SUNDAY
- THE RECOGNITION
- THE HIGHER PANTHEISM IN A NUTSHELL
- TIMBUCTOO.—PART I.
- AFTER TUPPER
- OF FRIENDSHIP
- OF READING
- AFTER THACKERAY
- THE WILLOW-TREE
- MORAL
- AFTER CHARLES DICKENS
- MAN’S PLACE IN NATURE
- AFTER ROBERT BROWNING
- HOME TRUTHS FROM ABROAD
- II
- AFTER BROWNING
- THE COCK AND THE BULL
- A STACCATO TO O LE LUPE
- BY THE SEA
- ANGELO ORDERS HIS DINNER
- THE FLIGHT OF THE BUCKET
- THE JAM-POT
- IMITATION OF ROBERT BROWNING
- THE LAST RIDE TOGETHER
- UP THE SPOUT
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- VI.
- VII.
- VIII.
- IX.
- X.
- XI.
- XII.
- XIII.
- AFTER WHITMAN
- AN AMERICAN, ONE OF THE ROUGHS, A KOSMOS
- CAMERADOS
- IMITATION OF WALT WHITMAN
- IMITATION OF WALT WHITMAN
- THE POET AND THE WOODLOUSE
- AFTER CHARLES KINGSLEY
- THREE LITTLE FISHERS
- THE THREE POETS
- AFTER MRS. R. H. STODDARD
- THE NETTLE
- AFTER BAYARD TAYLOR
- HADRAMAUT
- AFTER WILLIAM MORRIS
- ESTUNT THE GRIFF
- AFTER ALFRED AUSTIN
- AN ODE
- AFTER W. S. GILBERT
- ODE TO A LONDON FOG
- PRESIDENT GARFIELD
- PROPINQUITY NEEDED
- AFTER R. H. STODDARD
- THE CANTELOPE
- AFTER A. A. PROCTOR
- THE LOST VOICE
- THE LOST APE
- THE LOST WORD
- AFTER GEORGE MEREDITH
- AT THE SIGN OF THE COCK
- II
- III
- IV
- AFTER DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI
- A CHRISTMAS WAIL
- BALLAD
- PART II
- CIMABUELLA
- THE POSTER GIRL
- AFTER JEAN INGELOW
- LOVERS, AND A REFLECTION
- THE SHRIMP-GATHERERS
- AFTER CHRISTINA ROSSETTI
- REMEMBER
- AFTER LEWIS CARROLL
- WAGGAWOCKY
- THE VULTURE AND THE HUSBANDMAN
- AFTER A. C. SWINBURNE
- GILLIAN
- ATALANTA IN CAMDEN-TOWN
- THE MANLET
- IF!
- THE MAID OF THE MEERSCHAUM
- QUAERITUR
- A MELTON MOWBRAY PORK-PIE
- FOAM AND FANGS
- A SONG OF RENUNCIATION
- NEPHELIDIA
- THE LAY OF MACARONI
- AFTER BRET HARTE
- THE HEATHEN PASS-EE
- DE TEA FABULA
- AFTER AUSTIN DOBSON
- THE PRODIGALS
- ENVOI:
- AFTER ANDREW LANG
- BO-PEEP
- AFTER W. E. HENLEY
- IMITATION
- AFTER R. L. STEVENSON
- BED DURING EXAMS
- AFTER OSCAR WILDE
- MORE IMPRESSIONS
- NURSERY RHYMES À LA MODE
- POSTSCRIPT
- A MAUDLE-IN BALLAD
- QUITE THE CHEESE
- AFTER WILLIAM WATSON
- THE THREE MICE
- AFTER KIPLING
- FUZZY WUZZY LEAVES US
- A BALLAD
- JACK AND JILL
- THE LEGEND OF REALISM
- AFTER STEPHEN PHILLIPS
- LITTLE JACK HORNER
- AFTER FIONA McLEOD, W. B. YEATS, AND OTHERS
- THE CULT OF THE CELTIC
- AFTER VARIOUS WRITERS OF VERS DE SOCIÉTÉ
- BEHOLD THE DEEDS!
- II
- III
- IV
- ENVOY
- CULTURE IN THE SLUMS
- A BALLADE OF BALLADE-MONGERS
- ENVOY
- AFTER VARIOUS POPULAR SONGS
- BEAUTIFUL SNOW
- THE NEWEST THING IN CHRISTMAS CAROLS
- THE TALE OF LORD LOVELL
- THE ELDERLY GENTLEMAN
- TURTLE SOUP
- SOME DAY
- IF I SHOULD DIE TO-NIGHT
- A LOVE SONG
- OLD FASHIONED FUN
- THEMES WITH VARIATIONS
- HOME SWEET HOME WITH VARIATIONS
- FANTASIA
- II
- III
- IV
- RONDEAU
- VI
- II
- MODERN VERSIFICATION ON ANCIENT THEMES
- GOOSE À LA MODE
- THREE CHILDREN SLIDING
- JACK AND JILL
- JACK AND JILL
- THE REJECTED “NATIONAL HYMNS”
- BY H—Y W. L—NGF—W
- II
- BY J-HN GR—N—F WH—T—R
- III
- BY DR. OL—V—R W—ND——L H—LMES
- IV
- BY RALPH W—LDO EM—R——N
- BY W—LL——M C—LL—N B—Y—NT
- VI
- BY N. P. W—LLIS
- VII
- BY TH—M—S B—IL—Y ALD——CH
- A THEME WITH VARIATIONS
- THEME
- SONG
- THE POETS AT TEA
- 1.—(_Macaulay, who made it_)
- 2.—(_Tennyson, who took it hot_)
- 3.—(_Swinburne, who let it get cold_)
- 4.—(_Cowper, who thoroughly enjoyed it_)
- 5.—(_Browning, who treated it allegorically_)
- 6.—(_Wordsworth, who gave it away_)
- 7.—(_Poe, who got excited over it_)
- 8.—(_Rossetti, who took six cups of it_)
- 9.—(_Burns, who liked it adulterated_)
- 10.—(_Walt Whitman, who didn’t stay more than a minute_)
- THE POETS AT A HOUSE-PARTY
- AN OLD SONG BY NEW SINGERS
- TRIOLET
- RONDEAU
- VILLANELLE
- INDEX OF TITLES
- UP THE SPOUT _A. C. Swinburne_ 215
- INDEX OF AUTHORS
- INDEX OF AUTHORS PARODIED
- EMERSON 113, 354
- INGELOW, JEAN 259
- JAMES, HENRY 365
- OMAR KHAYYAM 3, 364
- VERS DE SOCIÉTÉ 319
- YEATS, W. B. 317
- Page 114, “lobters” changed to “lobsters” (with the lobsters)
- Page 195, “Of” changed to “Off” (Off a bit of)