Index:Lapsus Calami 4th Ed.djvu

Title	Lapsus Calami
Author	J.K.S.
Year	1891
Publisher	Macmillan and Bowes
Location	Cambridge
Source	djvu
Progress	To be proofread
Transclusion	Index not transcluded or unreviewed

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CONTENTS.

PAGE

To C. S. C. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

1

To R. K. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

3

The Grand Old Pipe ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

4

Drinking Song ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

6

 

SINCERE FLATTERY.

I.

Of F. W. H. M.

1.

To One that Smokes ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

9

2.

To A. T. M. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

10

II.

Of R. B.

1.

To A. S. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

12

2.

The Last Ride together ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

14

3.

Midsummer ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

18

III.

Of W. W. (Americanus) ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

19

IV.

Of W. W. (Britannicus) ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

20

V.

Of T. G. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

22

VI.

Of Lord B. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

25

VII.

Of A. H. C. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

28

VIII.

Of W. S. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

32

THINGS ONE WOULD RATHER HAVE EXPRESSED DIFFERENTLY, ERRORS OF JUDGMENT AND IMPROMPTUS.

To W. H. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

35

4th July, 1882: at Malines: Midnight ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

36

Drowning Fusee ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

37

Incompetent Ballad-Monger ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

39

Triolets Ollendorfiens ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

41

To D. J. S. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

42

The Philosopher and Philanthropist ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

43

To a Friend ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

44

A Thought ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

45

Early School ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

46

An Election Address ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

47

 

NOVI LAPSUS.

DE LAPSIBUS PRIORIBUS.

Two Roundels.

1.

The Poet's Prayer ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

52

2.

To an Indiscreet Critic ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

53

From Three Fly Leaves.

1.

To P. L., aged 4½ ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

54

2.

To B. C. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

55

3.

To R. C. B. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

56

 

THE RETORT COURTEOUS.

I.

England and America.

1.

On a Rhine Steamer ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

59

2.

On a Parisian Boulevard ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

61

II.

Men and Women.

1.

In the Backs ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

63

2.

On the King's Parade ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

65

 

RESCUED FROM THE WASTE PAPER BASKET.

Parker's Piece, May 19, 1891 ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

71

The Street Organs Bill, 1891 ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

73

Ode on the 450th Anniversary Celebration at Eton ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

75

Steam Launches on the Thames ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

77

To B. H. H. (On his travels) ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

78

To Mrs B. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

81

A Parodist's Apology ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

82

A Sonnet ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

83

To a Lady ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

84

Regrets ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

85

June 19, 1891 ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

86

To A. H. C. ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

88

To My Readers ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

91