Parodies of
章节目录
共 45 章- PART 1. Alfred Tennyson’s Early Poems.
- PART 2. Alfred Tennyson’s Early Poems.
- PART 3. Alfred Tennyson’s Later Poems.
- PART 4. Page 49 to 62. Tennyson’s Poems.
- PART 5. Page 65. A Parody of William Morris.
- PART 6. Page 81 to 96. H. W. Longfellow.
- PART 7. Page 97 to 105. H. W. Longfellow. _Hiawatha._
- PART 8. Page 113. _Not a Drum was heard._
- PART 9. Page 129 to 135. Thomas Hood.
- PART 10. Page 145 to 160. Alfred Tennyson.
- PART 11. Page 161 to 176. Alfred Tennyson.
- PART 12. Page 177 to 186. Alfred Tennyson.
- PART 13. Page 1 to 4. Bret Harte.
- PART 14. Page 17 to 24. H. W. Longfellow.
- PART 15. Page 41 to 64. Edgar Allan Poe.
- PART 16. Page 65 to 88. Edgar Allan Poe.
- PART 17. Page 89 to 103. Edgar Allan Poe.
- PART 18. Page 113 to 135. _My Mother._
- PART 19. Page 137 to 141. Tennyson’s _The Fleet_, etc.
- PART 20. Page 161 to 184. W. Shakespeare. _The Seven Ages of Man_,
- PART 21. Page 185 to 206. W. Shakespeare. Account of the Burlesques
- PART 22. Page 209 to 217. Dr. Isaac Watts.
- PART 23. Page 233. John Milton.
- PART 24. Page 257 to 259. Thomas Hood.
- PART 26. Page 17 to 20. Oliver Goldsmith.
- PART 27. Page 41 to 47. Thomas Campbell.
- PART 28. Page 65 to 71. Robert Burns.
- PART 29. Page 89 to 99. Sir Walter Scott.
- PART 30. Page 113 to 116. Coronation Lays.
- PART 31. Page 137 to 140. Mrs. Hemans.
- PART 32. Page 161 to 181. Robert Southey.
- PART 33. Page 185 to 186. The Anti-Jacobin.
- PART 34. Page 209 to 229. Lord Byron.
- PART 35. Page 233 to 256. Thomas Moore.
- PART 36. Page 257 to 278. Thomas Moore.
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- Who’s afraid a child to kill?
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- You’d better keep clear of love-letters,
- [A very fulsome address was presented to
- O. P. Q. PHILANDER SMIFF, ESQ., _in his
- There’s JERRY BENTHAM.[97] and his crew,
- Then ye might see cabs hurrying in hot h
- Through thee were the dreams of her earl
- Those foolish times are passed away