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Contents.

Page

The Days of Chivalry
427
The Dexterous Thief
479
The Division of the Earth
495
The Doctor and his Apples
509
The Dose
519
The Duke and the Pig
485
The Fairy and the Scissors
516
The Fishermen
512
The Fruit of Old Ireland
501
The Gardener's Song
515
The Gouty Merchant and the Stranger
486
The Horse-dealer and his Groom
474
The humble Petition of the letter W
503
The Husband's Complaint
454
The Ill Wind
459
The Irish Boy and the Priest
514
The Irish Traveller
458
The letter H's Petition
531
The Magpie, or Bad Company
489
The Married Man's Fare
451
The Negro's Retort
513
The Old Bachelor
455
The One Grand Point
518
The One-legged Goose
524
The Oxford Student to his Mother
423
The Picture
438
The Pilgrim
466
The Retort
482
The Secret
441
The Shavers
538
The Siege of Belgrade
504
The Sportsman's Distress
474
The Turbot
513
The Universal Postage
541
The Wager Decided
460
The Whimsical Mal-entendre
473
'Tis all One to Me
540
Tobacco
475
Toujours les Femmes
440
Wanted—A Governess
460
Waterloo
528
Women are Best when they're at Rest
498

Elegiac.

A Mother's Dirge over her Child
553
Burial of a Pilgrim Father
544
Death and Burial of a Child at Sea
554
Elegiac Stanzas
543
I am Dying
548
Lost
550
My Grave
545
On the Death of Lord Byron
546
The Death of the Dromedary Driver
560
The Dying Boy
550
The Dying Soldier
556
The Funeral of the Duke of Wellington
557
The Last Farewell
546
The Lost Little One
552
The Mourner
549

Epigrams.

A Breakfast of Learning
562
A Modern Samson
566
A Rhapsody
567
Antagonist Sympathies
561
Candle-end Economy
561
Crime
563
Encouragement to Marry
562
Fortune
561
From the Arabic
565
His All!
563
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