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A Century of Parody and Imitation

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Alphabetical List of Authors, With Their Parodies or Imitations

Aytoun, William Edmondstoune (1813–1865):PAGE
The Massacre of the Macpherson‘From the Gaelic’250
A Midnight MeditationLytton 252
The Husband’s PetitionAytoun 254
Barham, Richard Harris (‘Thomas Ingoldsby’) (1788–1845):
MargateByron 176
‘Not a sous had he got’Wolfe 176
The Demolished FarceBayly 178
‘Bede, Cuthbert.’ See Bradley.
Bradley, Edward (‘Cuthbert Bede’) (1827–1889):
On a Toasted MuffinLytton 272
In ImmemoriamTennyson 273
Brooks, Charles William Shirley (1816–1874):
To my Five New KittensTupper 256
For a’ that and a’ thatBurns 256
Brough, Robert Barnabas (1828–1860):
I’m a Shrimp! Old Song:‘I’m Afloat’289
Bunner, Henry Cuyler (1855–1896):
Home, Sweet Home, with VariationsSwinburne 365
″ ″ ″ ″Bret Harte 367
″ ″ ″ ″Austin Dobson 368
″ ″ ″ ″Goldsmith 369
″ ″ ″ ″Pope 369
″ ″ ″ ″Walt Whitman 370
Byron, George Gordon, Lord (1788–1824):
To Mr. MurrayCowper 173
Parenthetical Address by Dr. PlagiaryBusby 174
Calverley, Charles Stuart (1831–1884):
Ode to TobaccoLongfellow 292
BeerByron 293
WanderersTennyson 296
Proverbial PhilosophyTupper 298
The Cock and the BullBrowning 301
Lovers, and a ReflectionJ. Ingelow 304
The Auld WifeJ. Ingelow 306
Canning, George (1770–1827) and George Ellis (1753–1815):
Song by RogeroGerman Tragedy 107
Canning, George, and John Hookham Frere (1769–1846):
InscriptionSouthey 93
The Soldier’s FriendSouthey 93
The Soldier’s WifeSouthey (and Coleridge)94
The Friend of Humanity and the Knife-GrinderSouthey 95
See Frere, Canning, and Ellis.
‘Carroll, Lewis.’ See Dodgson.
Cary, Phœbe (1824–1871):
‘The Day is done’Longfellow 270
‘That very time I saw’Shakespeare 271
‘When lovely Woman’Goldsmith 271
Coleridge, Hartley (1796–1849):
He lived amidst th’ untrodden waysWordsworth 218
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor (1772–1834):
Sonnets attempted in the manner of contemporary writers
(Coleridge, Lamb, and Charles Lloyd):
1. ‘Pensive at Eve’142
2. To Simplicity 142
3. On a Ruined House in a Romantic Country 143
Collins, Mortimer (1827–1876):
IfSwinburne 286
Salad:
‘O cool in the summer is salad’Swinburne 287
‘Waitress, with eyes so marvellous black’R. Browning 287
‘King Arthur, growing very tired indeed’Tennyson 287
Crabbe, George (1754–1832):
InebrietyPope 86
Dodgson, Charles Lutwidge (‘Lewis Carroll’) (1832–1898):
‘How doth the little Crocodile’Watts 308
‘’Tis the voice of the Lobster’Watts 308
‘Twinkle, twinkle, little Bat’Jane Taylor 308
‘You are old, Father William’Southey 309
Hiawatha’s PhotographingLongfellow 310
The Three VoicesTennyson 314
Beautiful SoupUncertain 322
Ellis, George (1753–1815):
Elegy written in a College LibraryGray 81
See Frere, Canning, and Ellis.
Fanshawe, Catherine Maria (1765–1834):
OdeGray 87
FragmentWordsworth 89
Frere, John Hookham (1769–1846):
A FableDryden 92
The Course of TimePollok 92
Frere, John Hookham, George Canning, and George Ellis:
The Loves of the TrianglesE. Darwin 97
See Canning and Frere.
Gilfillan, Robert (1798–1850):
Blue Bonnets over the BorderScott 228
Harte, Francis Bret (1839–1902):
A Geological MadrigalShenstone 342
Mrs. Judge JenkinsWhittier 343
The WillowsPoe 344
Hilton, Arthur Clement (1851–1877):
The Vulture and the Husbandman‘Lewis Carroll’358
The Heathen Pass-eeBret Harte 360
OctopusSwinburne 363
Hogg, James (1770–1835):
Walsingham’s song from ‘Wat o’ the Cleuch’Scott 109
The Flying TailorWordsworth 110
The CherubColeridge 118
IsabelleColeridge 120
The Curse of the LaureateSouthey 123
The Gude Greye KattHogg 129
Hood, Thomas (1799–1845):
The Irish SchoolmasterSpenser 229
Huggins and DugginsPope 237
Sea SongDibdin 239
‘We met—’twas in a Crowd’T. H. Bayly 240
Those Evening BellsMoore 241
The Water Peri’s SongMoore 241
Hood, Thomas—the Younger (1835–1874):
Ravings by E., a Poe-tPoe 323
In Memoriam TechnicamTennyson 324
The Wedding‘Owen Meredith’324
Poets and LinnetsR. Browning 325
‘Ingoldsby, Thomas.’ See Barham.
Keats, John (1795–1821):
Stanzas on Charles Armitage BrownSpenser 216
On OxfordWordsworth 217
‘Kerr, Orpheus C.’ See Newell.
Lamb, Charles (1775–1834):
EpicediumDrayton 151
HypochondriacusBurton 153
Nonsense VersesLamb 154
Lang, Andrew (1844–1912):
‘Oh, no, we never mention her’Rossetti 353
Ballade of CricketSwinburne 354
BrahmaEmerson 355
The Palace of Bric-à-BracSwinburne 355
‘Gaily the Troubadour’W. Morris 356
Leigh, Henry Sambrooke (1837–1883):
Only SevenWordsworth 329
Chateaux d’EspagnePoe 330
Locker-Lampson, Frederick (1821–1895):
Unfortunate Miss BaileyTennyson 268
Maginn, William (1793–1842):
The Rime of the Auncient WaggonereColeridge 208
To a Bottle of Old PortMoore 213
The Last Lamp of the AlleyMoore 214
The GaliongeeByron 214
Martin, Sir Theodore (1816–1909):
The Lay of the LovelornTennyson 258
Moore, Thomas (1779–1852):
The Numbering of the ClergySir C. H. Williams 155
Murray, Robert Fuller (1863–1894):
The Poet’s HatTennyson 382
A Tennysonian FragmentTennyson 383
Andrew M’CriePoe 384
Newell, Robert Henry (‘Orpheus C. Kerr’) (1836–1901):
Rejected National AnthemW. C. Bryant 333
″ ″ ″Emerson 333
″ ″ ″Willis 333
″ ″ ″Longfellow 334
″ ″ ″Whittier 334
″ ″ ″O. W. Holmes 334
″ ″ ″Stoddard 335
″ ″ ″Aldrich 335
Peacock, Thomas Love (1785–1866):
A Border BalladScott 156
The Wise Men of GothamColeridge 157
Fly-by-NightSouthey 160
Ye Kite-Flyers of ScotlandCampbell 162
Love and the FlimsiesMoore 163
Song by Mr. CypressByron 164
Reynolds, John Hamilton (1796–1852):
Peter Bell: a Lyrical BalladWordsworth 219
Rossetti, Dante Gabriel (1828–1882):
MacCrackenTennyson 290
The BrothersTennyson 290
Shelley, Percy Bysshe (1792–1822):
Peter Bell the ThirdWordsworth 179
Skeat, Walter William (1831–1912):
A Clerk ther was of Cauntebrigge alsoChaucer 327
Smith, Horatio (1779–1849):
Loyal EffusionFitzgerald 1
An Address without a PhœnixSee Note 7
The Living LustresMoore 19
Drury’s Dirge‘Laura Matilda’29
A Tale of Drury LaneScott 32
Johnson’s GhostJohnson 38
The Beautiful IncendiaryW. R. Spencer 42
Fire and AleLewis 46
Architectural AtomsBusby 54
Punch’s ApotheosisHook 76
Smith, James (1775–1839):
The Baby’s DebutWordsworth 4
Hampshire Farmer’s AddressCobbett 15
The RebuildingSouthey 21
Playhouse MusingsColeridge 49
Drury Lane Hustings‘A Pic-Nic Poet’52
Theatrical Alarm-BellEditor of the Morning Post 61
The TheatreCrabbe 64
MacbethShakespeare-Poole 70
The StrangerKotzebue-Thompson 72
George BarnwellLillo 73
Smith, James and Horatio:
Cui BonoByron 9
Southey, Robert (1774–1843):
Amatory Poems of Abel Shufflebottom:
1. Delia at Play 144
2. To a Painter attempting Delia’s Portrait 144
3. He proves the Existence of a Soul 145
4. ‘I would I were that portly Gentleman’145
Love Elegies:
1. Delia’s Pocket-Handkerchief 146
2. Delia Singing 147
3. Delia’s Hair 148
4. The Theft of a Lock 149
(All imitations of the Della Cruscans.)
Stephen, James Kenneth (1859–1892):
Ode on a Retrospect of Eton CollegeGray 374
A SonnetWordsworth 376
Sincere Flattery of R. B.Browning 376
Sincere Flattery of W. W. (Americanus)Whitman 377
To A. T. M.F. W. H. Myers 378
Swinburne, Algernon Charles (1837–1909):
The Poet and the WoodlouseE. B. Browning 336
The Person of the House: The KidPatmore 338
NephelidiaSwinburne 340
Taylor, Bayard (1825–1878):
Ode on a Jar of PicklesKeats 274
GwendolineE. B. Browning 275
Angelo orders his DinnerR. Browning 276
The Shrimp-GatherersJean Ingelow 277
CimabuellaD. G. Rossetti 278
From ‘The Taming of Themistocles’W. Morris 280
All or NothingEmerson 281
The Ballad of Hiram HoverWhittier 282
The Sewing-MachineLongfellow 284
Taylor, Tom (1817–1880):
The Laureate’s Bust at TrinityTennyson 266
Thackeray, William Makepeace (1811–1863):
CabbagesL. E. L.242
Larry O’TooleLever 242
The Willow TreeThackeray 243
Dear JackFawkes 245
The Almack’s Adieu‘Wapping Old Stairs’247
The Knightly Guerdon‘Wapping Old Stairs’248
The Ghazul:
The RocksOriental Love Song 245
The Merry BardOriental Love Song 246
The CaiqueOriental Love Song 246
Thompson, Francis (1859–1907):
Wake! for the Ruddy Ball has taken flightFitzGerald 379
Traill, Henry Duff (1842–1900):
Vers de SociétéLocker-Lampson 347
The Puss and the BootsR. Browning 348
After Dilettante ConcettiRossetti 350
Twiss, Horace (1787–1849):
The Patriot’s ProgressShakespeare 166
Our Parodies are EndedShakespeare 167
FashionMilton 167
VersesCowper 171
Unknown:
The Town LifeRogers 386
Fish have their times to biteHemans 387
Another Ode to the North-East WindKingsley 388
A Girtonian FuneralBrowning 390

REJECTED ADDRESSES1
OR
THE NEW THEATRUM POETARUM


Fired that the House reject him!——s death!
I’ll print it, and shame the fools.
          Pope.

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