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Title Lapsus Calami
Author James Kenneth Stephen
Year 1891
Publisher Macmillan and Bowes
Location Cambridge
Source djvu
Progress To be proofread
Transclusion Index not transcluded or unreviewed

CONTENTS.

PAGE

To C. S. C.
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1
To R. K.
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3
A Political Allegory
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4
The Grand Old Pipe
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8
Drinking Song
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10

COMBI SONGS.

Coll. Regal.
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13
Boating Song
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15
The Littlego
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17

CIRCUIT SONGS.

To T. A.
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
21
To T. M. W.
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22

ELECTION SONGS.

An Election Address
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25
God Save Ireland
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28
The Found Leader
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29

SINCERE FLATTERY.

I.
Of F. V. H. M.
1.
To One Smoking
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33
2.
To A. T. M.
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
34
II.
Of R. B.
1.
To A. S.
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36
2.
The Last Ride together
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38
3.
Midsummer
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42
III.
Of W. W. (Americanus)
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43
IV.
Of W. W. (Britannicus)
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
44
V.
Of T. G.
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
46
VI.
Of Lord B.
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49
VII.
Of A. H. C.
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52
VIII.
Of W. S. (Sir)
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56
IX.
Of W. S. (Mr)
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59
X.
Ὁμήρου
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60
THINGS ONE WOULD RATHER HAVE EXPRESSED DIFFERENTLY, ERRORS OF JUDGMENT AND IMPROMPTUS.
To W. H.
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65
4th July, 1882: at Malines: Midnight
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66
Drowning Fusee
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67
Incompetent Ballad-Monger
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69
Triolets Ollendorfiens
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71
To D. J. S.
1.
On the Fly-Leaf of Treasure Island
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72
2.
On the Fly-Leaf of Maclise's Portrait Gallery
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
73
The Philosopher and Philanthropist
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74
The Critic's Speech
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75
To my Friend's Wife
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77
Time's Revenges
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78
Köln, 5 July, 1882. 6.30 a.m.
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79
To a Friend
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
80
A Thought
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81
Lines at the River Side
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82
Facilis Descensus Averni
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83
Early School
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85
Lines written at Private
....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
86
An Election Address
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87