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The Humourous Poetry of the English Language The Humourous Poetry of the English Language James Parton The Humourous Poetry of the English Language Table of Contents The Humourous Poetry of the English Language..................................................................................................1 James Parton..................................................................................................................................................2 PREFACE....................................................................................................................................................13 MISCELLANEOUS.................................................................................................................................................14 TO MY EMPTY PURSE.............................................................................................................................15 TO CHLOE..................................................................................................................................................16 TO A FLY,...................................................................................................................................................17 MAN MAY BE HAPPY. PETER PINDAR...........................................................................19 ADDRESS TO THE TOOTHACHE...........................................................................................................21 THE PIG......................................................................................................................................................22 SNUFF. ROBERT SOUTHEY...............................................................................................24 A FAREWELL TO TOBACCO. CHARLES LAMB............................................................25 WRITTEN AFTER SWIMMING FROM SESTOS TO ABYDOS............................................................29 THE LISBON PACKET. BYRON.........................................................................................30 TO FANNY. THOMAS MOORE..........................................................................................32 YOUNG JESSICA. THOMAS MOORE................................................................................33 RINGS AND SEALS. THOMAS MOORE..........................................................................34 NETS AND CAGES. THOMAS MOORE.............................................................................36 SALAD. SYDNEY SMITH....................................................................................................37 MY LETTERS. R. HARRIS BARHAM...............................................................................38 “Litera scripta manet.”—Old Saw..............................................................................................................39 THE POPLAR. R. HARRIS BARHAM.................................................................................42 SPRING......................................................................................................................................................43 ODE.............................................................................................................................................................45 SCHOOL AND SCHOOL−FELLOWS. W. MACKWORTH PRAED................................48 THE VICAR. W. MACKWORTH PRAED..........................................................................50 THE BACHELOR'S CANE−BOTTOMED CHAIR. W. M. THACKERAY........................53 STANZAS TO PALE ALE. PUNCH.....................................................................................55 “CHILDREN MUST BE PAID FOR.” PUNCH....................................................................56 [Illustration: William Cullen Bryant]...........................................................................................................57 TO THE LADY IN THE CHEMISETTE WITH BLACK BUTTONS. N. P. WILLIS........59 COME OUT, LOVE. N. P. WILLIS......................................................................................61 THE WHITE CHIP HAT. N. P. WILLIS...............................................................................62 YOU KNOW IF IT WAS YOU N. P. WILLIS.....................................................................63 THE DECLARATION. N. P. WILLIS...................................................................................64 LOVE IN A COTTAGE. N. P. WILLIS.................................................................................65 TO HELEN IN A HUFF. N. P. WILLIS...............................................................................66 THE HEIGHT OF THE RIDICULOUS. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.........................67 THE BRIEFLESS BARRISTER. A BALLAD. JOHN G. SAXE..........................................68 SONNET TO A CLAM. JOHN G. SAXE Dum tacent CLAMant.........................................70 ......................................................................................................................................................................73VENUS OF THE NEEDLE.........................................................................................................................71 NARRATIVE............................................................................................................................................................74 TAKE THY OLD CLOAK ABOUT THEE...............................................................................................75 KING JOHN AND THE ABBOT. [AN OLD ENGLISH BALLAD—LONG VERY POPULAR.] PERCY RELIQUES..............................................................................................................77 THE BAFFLED KNIGHT, OR LADY'S POLICY [A VERY FAVORITE ANCIENT BALLAD.] PERCY RELIQUES..............................................................................................................80 TRUTH AND FALSEHOOD. A TALE. MATTHEW PRIOR...................................................85 i The Humourous Poetry of the English Language Table of Contents The Humourous Poetry of the English Language FLATTERY. A FABLE. SIR CHARLES HANBURY WILLIAMS........................................87 THE PIG AND MAGPIE. PETER PINDAR.........................................................................89 ADVICE TO YOUNG WOMEN, OR, THE ROSE AND STRAWBERRY. PETER PINDAR......................................................................................................................................................90 ECONOMY. PETER PINDAR..............................................................................................92 THE JEWESS AND HER SON...................................................................................................................93 THE COUNTBY LASSES. PETER PINDAR.......................................................................94 A STORY.....................................................................................................................................................95 THE PILGRIMS AND THE PEAS. PETER PINDAR..........................................................97 ON THE DEATH OF A FAVORITE CAT, DROWNED IN A TUB OF GOLDFISHES. THOMAS GRAY.......................................................................................................................................99 THE RETIRED CAT. WILLIAM COWPER.......................................................................101 SAYING NOT MEANING. WILLIAM BASIL WAKE.....................................................104 JULIA. SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE........................................................................106 A COCK AND HEN STORY. ROBERT SOUTHEY........................................................107 PART III....................................................................................................................................................112 PART IV....................................................................................................................................................114 [Illustration with caption: BURNS]...........................................................................................................118 THE SEARCH AFTER HAPPINESS; OR, THE QUEST OF SULTAUN SOLIMAUN. SIR WALTER SCOTT........................................................................................................119 THE DONKEY AND HIS PANNIERS. THOMAS MOORE.............................................127 MISADVENTURES AT MARGATE. A LEGEND OF JARVIS'S JETTY. B. HARRIS BABHAM.................................................................................................................................128 THE GHOST. R. HARRIS BARHAM.................................................................................131 A LAY OF ST. GENGULPHUS. R. HARRIS BARHAM..................................................138 SIR RUPERT THE FEARLESS. A LEGEND OF GERMANY. R. HARRIS BARHAM.................................................................................................................................................147 LOOK AT THE CLOCK. R. HARRIS BARHAM..............................................................156 [Illustration: LAMB.].................................................................................................................................164 THE BAGMAN'S DOG. R. HARRIS BARHAM................................................................165 It's a great many years ago—mine then were few— Since I spent a short time in
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