The lay of the poor fiddler; a parody on The lay of the last minstrel.

Mode of access: Internet.

The feminead: or, Female genius. A poem. And An evening contemplation in a college; being a parody on the Elegy in a country church-yard.

Mode of access: Internet.

Old friends. Essays in epistolary parody.

"Originally appeared in the St. Jame's gazette."--Pref.

The blue devils, or, New police : a poem in three cantos /

A parody on The devil's walk, cf. T.J. Wise, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, p. 142, no. iv.

Amateurism and the Aesthetics of Lego Stop-Motion on YouTube

Do the “democratization” of media and the proliferation of online participatory culture undermine the aesthetic hegemony of professional filmmakers? This article is a case study of both more and less popular animated Lego videos, also called “brickfilms,” that asks how amateur videos adhere to and/or depart from professionalized aesthetic standards. It addresses the definitions of professionalism and amateurism and proposes that the dichotomy between democratization and ongoing elitism is insufficient to describe the complex dialogue between professional film aesthetics and amateur production—a dialogue that is diverse but nonetheless follows certain patterns. These patterns link Lego videos to silent era cinema as well as contemporary professional live-action and stop-motion animation. Furthermore, a mixture of parody, pastiche, and homage suggest that amateur work has a variety of affective relationships to professional work. Ultimately, amateur filmmaking indicates a negotiation of professional standards rather than slavish adherence.

The song of higher-water,

A parody on Longfellow's "Song of Hiawatha".

The works of Horatio Walpole, earl of Orford ...

The Anecdotes of painting and Catalogue of engravers were compiled from manuscripts of George Vertue.

Poems

Ode on the Spring.--Ode on the death of a favourite cat.--Ode on a distant prospect of Eton College.--A long story.--Hymn to adversity.--The progress of poesy.--The bard.--The fatal sisters.--The descent of Odin.--The triumphs of Owen.--Carmen elegiacum.--Elegia, &c.--Elegy written in a country church-yard.--Ode on Ranelagh...a parody on Mr. Gray's...Ode on a distant prospect of Eton College [by J. Duncombe].--An evening contemplation in a college...a parody on the Elegy in a...church-yard.--The Bard, a burlesque ode...by R. Lloyd and G. Colman.

The Modern Gilpin, or, The adventures of John Oldstock : in an excursion by steam from London to Rochester bridge : containing a passing glance at the principal places on the Thames and Medway : with notes /

Publisher's ads on back wrapper.

Observations sur la comedie, et sur le genie de Moliere /

Errata: last p.

Faust : der Tragödie.

Parody.

One, two, three, four, five; by advertisement : a musical entertainment, in one act, first performed at the Theatre Royal, English Opera-house, London.

A parody of Wordsworth's Peter Bell; first produced April 15, 1819. Cf. Leonidas M. Jones Selected prose of John Hamilton Reynolds, Cambridge [Mass.], 1966.