Страница - 1438Страница - 1440- Fable of the Caddy Who Hurt His Head While Thinking, The, George Ade,
[723]
- Fables,
- origin of,
[27–28]
- use of term,
[162],
[235]
- Fables of Pilpay or Bidpai (selections),
[164]
- Fabliaux,
[164],
[235],
[236]
- Faithful Picture of Ordinary Society, A, William Cowper,
[435]
- Faithless Nelly Gray, Thomas Hood,
[462]
- False Charms, Lucilius,
[78]
- Farewell to Chloris, Paul Scarron,
[398]
- Farewell to the Fairies, Bishop Corbet,
[303]
- Fauvel,
[228]
- Ferguson, Elizabeth Graeme,
- Country Parson, The,
[650]
- Field, Eugene,
- Dinkey-Bird, The,
[710]
- Good James and Naughty Reginald (from The Tribune Primer),
[713]
- Little Peach, The,
[712]
- Fields, James Thomas,
- Alarmed Skipper, The,
[668]
- Filippo, Rustico di,
[349]
- Making of Master Messerin, The,
[350]
- Fine Lady, The, Simonides,
[65]
- Firdausi,
- On Sultan Mahmoud,
[142]
- Fixed Smile, A, Catullus,
[98]
- Fletcher, John,
- Laughing Song,
[300]
- Fontaine, Jean de la,
- Cock and the Fox, The,
[403]
- Council Held by the Rats, The,
[402]
- Crow and the Fox, The,
[404]
- Foss, Sam Walter,
[717]
- Philosopher, A,
[718]
- Francis, J. G.,
[760]
- Franklin, Benjamin,
- “He Paid Too Much for His Whistle” (from Letter to a Friend),
[643]
- Paper,
[645]
- French humor,
[211–213],
[235–243],
[312–337],
[390–409],
[560–585]
- Friday’s Conflict With the Bear (from Robinson Crusoe), Daniel Defoe,
[383]
- Friend of Humanity and the Knife-Grinder, The, George Canning,
[439]
- Frog, The, Hilaire Belloc,
[557]
- Frogs, The (extracts), Aristophanes,
[55]
- Furniture of a Woman’s Mind, The, Jonathan Swift,
[416]
- Gammer Gurton’s Needle (extract), John Still,
[308]
- Garden Hose, The, Edgar Wilson Nye,
[714]
- Gargantua and Pantagruel,
[323]
- (extracts), François Rabelais,
[329]
- Gargoyles,
[48]
- Gaulard, Sieur,
- Bizarrures,
[211]
- Contes Facetieux, Les (extract),
[74]
- Gautier, Théophile,
- Lap Dog, The (Fanfreluche),
[577]
- Gellert, Christian F.,
- Patient Cured, The,
[586]
- Gentle Alice Brown, William Schwenck Gilbert,
[529]
- Gentleman Cit, The (extract), Molière,
[396]
- Gerard, Marc-Antoine,
- Address to Bacchus, An,
[392]
- German humor,
[337–344],
[412–415],
[586–615]
- German Student Songs,
- Credo,
[614]
- Pope and Sultan,
[613]
- Gesta Romanorum,
- authorship and sources,
[163],
[243]
- Of Sloth,
[243]
- Of the Deceits of the Devil,
[246]
- Of the Good, Who Alone Will Enter the Kingdom of Heaven,
[244]
- Of the Incarnation of Our Lord,
[245]
- Of Vigilance in Our Calling,
[247]
- Ghislanzoni, Antonio,
- On Musical Instruments,
[619]
- Gilbert, William Schwenk,
- Gentle Alice Brown,
[529]
- “Lady from the provinces, The,”
[210]
- Mighty Must, The,
[528]
- To the Terrestrial Globe,
[529]
- Giles and Joan, Ben Jonson,
[296]
- Gleemen,
[232]
- Goethe, Johann Wolfgang,
- Reynard the Fox (extract),
[596]
- Gold, Oliver Herford,
[747]
- Golden Ass, The (extracts), Apuleius,
[112]
- Golden Horseshoes, The (from Eulenspiegel’s Pranks), Tyll Eulenspiegel,
[339]
- Goldoni, Carlo,
[616]
- Goldsmith, Oliver,
[431]
- Elegy on the Death of a Mad Dog, An,
[432]
- Elegy on the Glory of Her Sex, Mrs. Mary Blaize, An,
[433]
- Parson Gray,
[434]
- Good Flea and the Wicked King, The (from Tales of a Grandfather), Victor Marie Hugo,
[580]
- Good James and Naughty Reginald (from The Tribune Primer), Eugene Field,
[713]
- Good Wife and the Bad Husband, The,
[37]
- Goose, The, Alfred Tennyson,
[500]
- Gothamites,
[208],
[214],
[216],
[341]
- Gozzi, Carlo,
[616]
- Grammar and Medicine, Agathias,
[76]
- Great Contention, The, Nicarchus,
[190]
- Greedy and Ambitious Cat, The, Pilpay,
[164]
- Greek Anthology,
[75]
- Epigrams,
[76] ff.
- Greek Comedy,
[46],
[48],
[55],
[66]
- Greek humor,
[43–85],
[178–181],
[189–190]
- Greene, Albert Gorton,
- Old Grimes,
[658]
- Griboyedoff, Alexander,
[631]
- Grimm, Jakob and Wilhelm,
- Clever Grethel (from Fairy Tales),
[607]
- Guiterman, Arthur,
- Elegy,
[743]
- Mavrone,
[742]
- Guthrie, T. A. (F. Anstey),
- Select Passages from a Coming Poet,
[554]
- Hale, Edward Everett,
[678]
- Halleck, Fitz-Greene, and Drake, Joseph Rodman,
- Ode to Fortune,
[657]
- Halpine, Charles Graham,
[681]
- Hamlet (extract), Shakespeare,
[286]
- Hans Breitmann Ballads (selection), Charles Godfrey Leland,
[680]
- Harington, Sir John,
- Of a Certain Man,
[293]
- Of a Precise Tailor,
[292]
- Harris, Joel Chandler,
- Sad End of Brer Wolf, The (from Uncle Remus, His Songs and His Sayings),
[708]
- Harte, Francis Bret,
- Society upon the Stanislaus, The,
[686]
- To the Pliocene Skull,
[688]
- Hatefulness of Old Husbands (from The Rose Garden [Gulistan]), Sadi,
[144]
- Hay, John,
- Little Breeches (from Pike County Ballads),
[690]
- Haytian Epigrams,
[641]
- Hazlitt, William,
[18],
[277]
- on the laughable,
[7]
- on distinction between wit and humor,
[15],
[16],
[17]
- on Falstaff,
[278]
- “He Paid Too Much for His Whistle” (from Letter to a Friend), Benjamin Franklin,
[643]
- He Secures Sancho Panza as His Squire (from Don Quixote), Miguel de Cervantes,
[360]
- Hebrew humor,
[30–33],
[124–126]
- Height of the Ridiculous, The, Oliver Wendell Holmes,
[665]
- Heine, Heinrich,
[610]
- Extracts,
[612]
- Town of Göttingen, The,
[611]
- Hen, A (extract), Henry Wheeler Shaw,
[673]
- Hen, The, Oliver Herford,
[745]
- Hen and the Egg, The, Matthias Claudius,
[592]
- Henley, William Ernest,
- Villanelle,
[533]
- Henry IV, Part I (extract), Shakespeare,
[281]
- Henry IV, Part II (extract), Shakespeare,
[279]
- Heptameron, The,
[164],
[321]
- Herbert, George,
[365]
- Here Is the Tale, Anthony C. Deane,
[543]
- Herford, Oliver,
- Chimpanzee, The,
[745]
- Gold,
[747]
- Hen, The,
[745]
- Mark Twain: A Pipe Dream,
[746]
- Phyllis Lee,
[744]
- Prodigal Egg, The,
[747]
- Some Geese,
[744]
- Song—After Herrick,
[747]
- Herrick, Robert,
- Kiss, The—A Dialogue,
[367]
- Ternary of Littles, upon a Pipkin of Jelly Sent to a Lady, A,
[368]
- Hierocles,
- Jests,
[72],
[175]
- Higher Pantheism in a Nutshell, The, Charles Algernon Swinburne,
[522]
- Hindu humor,
[36–39],
[121–124],
[164–175],
[195–196],
[214–215],
[219–225]
- Hobbes, Thomas,
[365]
- Laughter (from Treatise on Human Nature),
[11],
[12],
[366]
- Hoffman, Heinrich,
[613]
- Holley, Marietta,
- My Opinions and Betsy Bobbet’s (extract),
[702]
- Holmes, Oliver Wendell,
[18]
- Æstivation,
[666]
- Height of the Ridiculous, The,
[665]
- Holy Willie’s Prayer, Robert Burns,
[440]
- Homer,
- identity,
[43],
[48]
- Battle of the Frogs and Mice, The,
[51],
[53]
- Beating of Thersites, The (from The Iliad),
[49]
- Homer’s Riddle,
[35]
- Hood, Thomas,
- Faithless Nelly Gray,
[462]
- No!,
[465]
- Hook, Theodore,
- Dissertation on Puns,
[453]
- Hopkinson, Francis,
- Battle of the Kegs, The,
[647]
- Horace,
- Obtrusive Company on the Sacred Way (from Satires),
[98]
- Horace Concocting an Ode, Thomas Dekker,
[300]
- Horse Tied to a Steeple, A (from Adventures of Baron Münchausen), Rudolph Erich Raspe,
[589]
- How a Girl Was Too Reckless of Grammar, Guy Wetmore Carryl,
[738]
- How Jacke by Sophistry Would Make of Two Eggs Three (from The Jests of Scogin),
[265]
- How Madde Coomes, When His Wife Was Drowned, Sought Her against the Streame (from Mother Bunches Merriments),
[267]
- How Maister Hobson Said He Was Not at Home (from The Pleasant Conceits of Old Hobson, Richard Johnson),
[267]
- How Scogin Sold Powder to Kill Fleas (from The Jests of Scogin),
[265]
- How Skelton Came Late Home to Oxford from Abington (from Certayne Merye Tales), John Skelton,
[264]
- How the Welshman Dyd Desyre Skelton to Ayde Him in Hys Sute to the Kynge for a Patent to Sell Drynke, John Skelton,
[263]
- Hudibras (extracts), Samuel Butler,
[375]
- Hugo, Victor Marie,
- The Good Flea and the Wicked King (from Tales of a Grandfather),
[580]
- Human Nature, Treatise on (extracts), Thomas Hobbes,
[11],
[12],
[366]
- Humor,
- use of term,
[3]
- theories and definitions,
[4] ff.,
[23]
- Hazlitt on,
[7],
[15] ff.
- Max Eastman on,
[7],
[13]
- Dr. Isaac Barrows on,
[9–11]
- Thomas Hobbes on,
[11]
- George Meredith on,
[12]
- sense of humor,
[13–15]
- Brander Matthews on,
[13]
- distinction between wit and,
[15–17]
- playfulness of animals,
[18] ff.
- chronological periods,
[20],
[43]
- origin of,
[23],
[45],
[46]
- educational use,
[249]
- influx into literature,
[277]
- Humorist on His Calling, A (from A Window in Thrums), James Matthew Barrie,
[535]
- Hunting with a King (from Sakuntala), Kalidasa,
[121]
- Husband and the Parrot, The (from The Arabian Nights’ Entertainment),
[131]
- Husband’s Petition, The, William Edmonstoune Aytoun,
[494]
- Hymn of the Frogs, The (from the Rig Vedas),
[34]
- “I am a saint of good repute,” Monk of Montaudon,
[238]
- Idiot’s Delight, The, Carolyn Wells,
[749]
- Idler, The (extract), Samuel Johnson,
[430]
- If I Should Die To-Night, Ben King,
[728]
- Ignorant Man Who Set Up for a Schoolmaster, The (from The Arabian Nights’ Entertainment),
[129]
- Il Cortegiano (extracts), Castiglione,
[183]
- Iliad (extract), Homer,
[49]
- Iliad in a Nutshell, The,
[51]
- Ingenious Cook, An (from Trimalchio’s Banquet), Petronius,
[102]
- Ingoldsby Legends, Richard Harris Barham,
[455]
- Inheritance of a Library, The (from Novellino), Massuchio di Salerno,
[350]
- I Remember, Phœbe Cary,
[676]
- Innocence (from Contes Drolatiques), Honoré de Balzac,
[568]
- Irish Bulls, prototypes of,
[211]
- Invalid and His Deaf Visitor, The (from Stories in Rime [Masnavi]), Jalal uddin Rumi,
[152]
- Invisible Bridge, The, Frank Gelett Burgess,
[748]
- Iphis, Jean de la Bruyère,
[406]
- Irishman, The, William Maginn,
[471]
- Irving, Washington,
- Certain Young Lady, A,
[654]
- Italian humor,
[182–184],
[218],
[344–359],
[409–411],
[616–625]
- Jabberwocky (from Through the Looking-Glass), Lewis Carroll,
[515]
- Jack and Jill (a symposium), Charles Battell Loomis,
[735]
- Jacob, Phœbe Cary,
[677]
- Jalal uddin Rumi,
- Invalid and His Deaf Visitor, The (from Stories in Rime [Masnavi]),
[152]
- Old Age—Dialogue,
[153]
- Sick Schoolmaster, The (from Stories in Rime),
[149]
- Jami,
- The Baharistan (extracts),
[196]
- Japanese humor,
[161]
- Játakas, or Buddhist stories,
[34],
[214]
- Jerrold, Douglas,
[475]
- Cold Mutton, Pudding, Pancakes (from Mrs. Caudle’s Curtain Lectures),
[476]
- Witticisms,
[478]
- Jestbooks (extracts),
- English,
[262] ff.,
[274] ff.
- French,
[335–337]
- Jester Condemned to Death, The, Horace Smith,
[469]
- Jests
- Greek,
[178–181]
- Mediæval German,
[188–189]
- Old jokes,
[72–75]
- Roman,
[181–182]
- Jests of Hierocles,
[72],
[175],
[176–178]
- Jests of Scogin, The, 263, (extracts),
[265]
- Jobsiad, The (extract), Carl Arnold Kortum,
[599]
- Johannes Secundus,
- On Charinus, the Husband of an Ugly Wife,
[193]
- Johnson, Richard,
- The Pleasant Conceits of Old Hobson (extract),
[267]
- Johnson, Samuel,
- “As with my hat upon my head,”
[431]
- On Lying News-Writers (from The Idler),
[430]
- Jokes,
- popular idea of,
[4]
- what makes,
[5]
- practical,
[6]
- and bards,
[26]
- Jolly Good Ale and Old (from Gammer Gurton’s Needle), John Still,
[308]
- Jongleurs of Middle Ages,
[233]
- Jonson, Ben,
- Epigrams,
[295]
- Every Man in His Humor (extract),
[293]
- Giles and Joan,
[296]
- To the Ghost of Martial,
[295]
- Vintner, A,
[295]
- Volpone (extract),
[294]
- Jotham, story of,
[31]
- Judas, the Arch-Rogue (extract), Abraham á Sancta Clara,
[412]
- Jugglers,
[233]
- Julian,
- Beer,
[76]
- Jumping Frog of Calaveras County, The (extract), Samuel Langhorne Clemens,
[681]
- Juvenal,
- Cosmetic Disguise (from Satires),
[110]
- On Domineering Wives (from Satires),
[111]
- Kalidasa,
- Hunting with a King (from Sakuntala),
[121]
- Kant,
- definition of laughter,
[13]
- Karlchen, the Crocodile (extract), Fedor Dostoevsky,
[635]
- Kathá Manjari (extract),
[75]
- Kathá Sarit Ságara, Somadeva,
[214]
- Kerr, Orpheus C. See [Newell, Robert Henry]
- Khoja Nasru’d Dín. See [Cogia Nasr Eddin Effendi]
- Kind-Hearted She-Elephant, The, George Thomas Lanigan,
[706]
- King, Ben,
- If I Should Die To-Night,
[728]
- Pessimist, The,
[727]
- Kingsley, Charles,
- Professor’s Malady, The (from Water Babies),
[498]
- Kiss, The, Thomas L. Masson,
[732]
- Kiss, The—A Dialogue, Robert Herrick,
[367]
- Kock, Charles Paul de,
- Theophile’s Mother-in-Law (from A Much Worried Gentleman),
[572]
- Kortum, Carl Arnold,
- The Jobsiad (extract),
[599]
- Krishna,
- caricatures of,
[36]
- Kryloff (v), Ivan,
[631]
- Musicians, The,
[634]
- Swan, the Pike and the Crab, The,
[633]
- Lady from the Provinces, The, W. S. Gilbert,
[210]
- “La Gallisse, now I wish to touch,” Gilles Ménage,
[407]
- L’Allegro, Milton,
[371]
- Lamb, Charles (extracts),
[449]
- Landon, Melville D.,
[698]
- Lang, Andrew,
- Ballad of the Primitive Jest,
[526]
- Ballade of Literary Fame,
[527]
- Lanigan, George Thomas (G. Washington Æsop),
[705]
- Kind-Hearted She-Elephant, The,
[706]
- Ostrich and the Hen, The,
[706]
- Threnody, A,
[704]
- Lanty Leary, Samuel Lover,
[482]
- Lap Dog, The, Théophile Gautier,
[577]
- La Rochefoucauld, François de,
- Maxims,
[399]
- Laughable, the, ideas on,
[4],
[7]
- Laughing Song, John Fletcher,
[300]
- Laughter,
- what makes us laugh,
[5]
- Hobbes’s definition,
[11],
[12],
[366]
- Kant’s definition,
[13]
- Lay of the Lovelorn, The, William Edmonstoune Aytoun,
[495]
- Lear, Edward,
- Limericks,
[519]
- Two Old Bachelors, The,
[520]
- Learned Women, The (extract), Molière,
[394]
- Leland, Charles Godfrey,
- Ballad (from Hans Breitmann Ballads),
[680]
- Leopardi, Giacomo,
- Academy of Syllographs, The,
[616]
- Lerneans, The, Unknown,
[79]
- Le Sage, Alan René,
[406]
- Lessing, Gotthold Ephraim,
- Decorated Bow, The (from Fables),
[588]
- Epigrams,
[588]
- Fables (extracts),
[588]
- Raven, The (from Fables),
[588]
- Let the Toast Pass (from The School for Scandal), Richard Brinsley Sheridan,
[437]
- Letters to His Son (extracts), Lord Chesterfield,
[429]
- Lever, Charles,
[481]
- Widow Malone,
[483]
- Lie, The, Sir Walter Raleigh,
[305]
- Like to the Thundering Tone, Bishop Corbet,
[302]
- Limericks, Edward Lear,
[519]
- Lines by a Person of Quality, Alexander Pope,
[419]
- Lines on Milton, Cowper,
[382]
- Lion, the Bear, the Monkey and the Fox, The (from Æsop’s Fables),
[44]
- Lions Council of State, The, Ivan Chemnitzer,
[632]
- Little Billee, William Makepeace Thackeray,
[487]
- Little Breeches (from Pike County Ballads), John Hay,
[690]
- Little Peach, The, Eugene Field,
[712]
- Living in Bed (from Roland Enamored), Francesco Berni,
[352]
- Locke, David Ross (Petroleum V. Nasby),
[684]
- Locker-Lampson, Frederick,
[484],
[503]
- My Mistress’s Boots,
[503]
- On a Sense of Humor,
[505]
- Some Ladies,
[505]
- Terrible Infant, A,
[505]
- Long and Short, Unknown,
[78]
- Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth,
[666]
- Mr. Finney’s Turnip,
[667]
- There Was a Little Girl,
[667]
- Loomis, Charles Battell,
- Jack and Jill (a symposium),
[735]
- Lord Erskine’s Simile, Richard Brinsley Sheridan,
[438]
- Lost Hatchet, The (from Gargantua and Pantagruel), François Rabelais,
[329]
- Love in a Cottage, Nathaniel Parker Willis,
[661]
- Love Lesson, A, Clement Marot,
[321]
- Lovelace, Richard,
[368]
- Song,
[369]
- Lover, Samuel,
- Lanty Leary,
[482]
- Rory O’More,
[481]
- Lovers and a Reflection, Charles Stuart Calverly,
[511]
- Love’s Labour’s Lost (extract), Shakespeare,
[15]
- Lowell, James Russell,
- What Mr. Robinson Thinks (from Biglow Papers),
[674]
- Lucian,
- Darkness,
[76]
- Odysseus’s Trick on Polyphemus (from Dialogues of the Sea Gods),
[80]
- Question of Precedence, A (from Dialogues of the Gods),
[79]
- Lucilius,
- Board or Lodging,
[78]
- Envy,
[77]
- False Charms,
[78]
- Professor with a Small Class, A,
[77]
- Schoolmaster with a Gay Wife, A,
[78]
- Lucillius,
- A Miser’s Dream,
[190]
- Lying, Thomas Moore,
[479]
- Madame d’Albret’s Laugh, Clement Marot,
[321]
- Maginn, William,
- Irishman, The,
[471]
- Maid, the Monkey, and the Mendicant, The, Unknown,
[170]
- Making of Master Messerin, The, Rustico di Filippo,
[350]
- Man and Superman, Martial,
[109]
- Mark Twain: A Pipe Dream, Oliver Herford,
[746]
- Marot, Clement,
- Love Lesson, A,
[321]
- Madame d’Albret’s Laugh,
[321]
- Married Life, Stephanus Paschasius,
[194]
- Married State, The, Sir John Davies,
[310]
- Marryat, Frederick (Captain Marryat),
- Nautical Terms (from Peter Simple),
[474]
- Marston, John,
- Scholar and His Dog, The,
[310]
- Martial, Father of Epigrams,
[106],
[333]
- Between the Lines,
[107]
- Crede Experto,
[109]
- Man and Superman,
[109]
- Mere Suggestion, A,
[108]
- Millions in It,
[109]
- Mute Miltons,
[108]
- Numbers Sweet,
[109]
- Play’s the Thing,
[107]
- Rounded with a Sleep,
[108]
- To Aulus,
[107]
- To Catullus,
[107]
- To Linus,
[109]
- To Mamercus,
[110]
- To Postumus,
[107]
- To Sabidins,
[107]
- Total Abstainer, A,
[108]
- Vendetta,
[108]
- What Might Have Been,
[108]
- Martin, Theodore,
[493]
- Marvel, Ik. See [Mitchell, Donald G.]
- Masks,
[87]
- Masson, Thomas L.,
- Desolation,
[733]
- Kiss, The,
[732]
- Matthews Brander, on sense of humor,
[13]
- Mavrone, Arthur Guiterman,
[742]
- Maxims of François de La Rochefoucauld,
[399]
- Meeting, The, “Singing Mouse,”
[53]
- Melchior de Santa Cruz,
- Spanish Apothegms,
[184–189]
- Ménage, Gilles,
- “La Galisse, now I wish to touch,”
[407]
- Menander, fragments,
[82]
- Mendoza, Hurtado de,
[359]
- Merchant and His Friend, The, Pilpay,
[169]
- Merchant of Venice, The (extract), Shakespeare,
[286]
- Merchaunte of London That Dyd Put Nobles in His Mouthe in Hys Dethe Bedde (from C. Mery Talys),
[270]
- Mere Suggestion, A, Martial,
[108]
- Meredith, George, on modification of Derision Theory,
[12]
- Merie Tayles of Skelton (extracts),
[263]
- Mery Tales of the Mad Men of Gotham (extracts),
[266]
- Metamorphoses, or The Golden Ass (extracts), Apuleius,
[112]
- Microbe, The, Hilaire Belloc,
[556]
- Mighty Must, The, William Schwenck Gilbert,
[528]
- Military Swagger (from The Braggart Captain), Plautus,
[88]
- Milkmaid and the Banker, The, Horace Smith,
[468]
- Millennium, The, James Kenneth Stephen,
[549]
- Miller, Joaquin,
[690]
- That Gentle Man from Boston Town,
[692]
- Millions in It, Martial,
[109]
- Milton,
- Epitaph for an Old University Carrier,
[373]
- L’Allegro (extract),
[371]
- Milton Compared with Homer and Virgil, William Cowper,
[382]
- Milton Compared with Homer and Virgil, John Dryden,
[382]
- Milton Compared with Homer and Virgil, Selvaggi,
[382]
- Mimi Pinson (extract), Louis Charles Alfred de Musset,
[569]
- Mimicry,
[23],
[28]
- Miniver Cheevy, Edwin Arlington Robinson,
[740]
- Minstrels,
[233],
[234]
- Miser and the Mouse, The, Plato,
[190]
- Misers Dream, A, Lucillius,
[190]
- Mrs. Caudle’s Curtain Lectures, Douglas Jerrold,
[476]
- Mrs. Gamp’s Apartment (from Martin Chuzzlewit), Charles Dickens,
[491]
- Mrs. Partington (extract), Benjamin Penhallow Shillaber,
[664]
- Mrs. Partington (from Speech), Sydney Smith,
[448]
- Mr. Finney’s Turnip, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,
[667]
- Mitchell, Donald G. (Ik Marvel),
[678]
- Molière,
[277]
- Gentleman Cit, The (extract),
[396]
- Learned Women, The (extract),
[394]
- Mona Lisa, John Kendrick Bangs,
[731]
- Money, Jehan du Pontalais,
[322]
- Montaudon, Monk of,
[238]
- “I am a saint of good repute,”
[239]
- Montfaucon’s alphabet of men and animals,
[227]
- Moore, Clement C.,
- Visit from St. Nicholas, A,
[652]
- Moore, Thomas,
- Lying,
[479]
- Nonsense,
[479]
- Of All the Men,
[480]
- On Taking a Wife,
[481]
- Upon Being Obliged to Leave a Pleasant Party,
[481]
- What’s My Thought Like?
[480]
- Moral Man, A, Nikolai Nekrasov,
[637]
- More, Thomas,
[277]
- Morell, José,
[411]
- Advice to an Innkeeper,
[412]
- To a Poet,
[412]
- Mother Bunches Merriments (extract),
[267]
- Mountain and the Squirrel, The, Ralph Waldo Emerson,
[660]
- Much Ado About Nothing (extract), Shakespeare,
[283]
- Much Married Gentleman, A (extract), Charles Paul de Kock,
[572]
- Müller, Wilhelm,
- The Drunkard’s Fancy,
[606]
- Munkittrick, Richard Kendall,
- What’s in a Name?,
[715]
- Murder as One of the Fine Arts, Thomas De Quincey,
[458]
- Murger, Henri,
- An Evening Reception (from Bohemian Life Sketches),
[579]
- Musicians, The, Ivan Kryloff,
[634]
- Musset, Louis Charles Alfred de,
- The Supper Party of the Three Cavaliers (from Mimi Pinson),
[569]
- Mute Miltons, Martial,
[108]
- “My boy, if you’d wish to make constant your Venus,” Rambaud d’Orange,
[237]
- My Familiar, John Godfrey Saxe,
[669]
- My First Visit to Portland, Seba Smith,
[662]
- My Mistress’s Boots, Frederick Locker-Lampson,
[503]
- My Opinions and Betsy Bobbet’s (extracts), Marietta Holley,
[702]
- Mystery, The, Carolyn Wells,
[751]
- Nasby, Petroleum V. See [Locke, David Ross]
- Nathan, story of,
[31]
- Nautical Terms (from Peter Simple), Frederick Marryat,
[474]
- Nearchus,
- Singer, A,
[77]
- Nekrasov, Nikolai,
- Moral Man, A,
[637]
- Nephelidia, Swinburne,
[523]
- Newell, Peter,
[760]
- Newell, Robert Henry (Orpheus C. Kerr)
- Rejected “National Hymns,”
[695]
- Newspaper humor,
[663],
[678],
[698]
- Nicarchus,
- Great Contention, The,
[190]
- No!, Thomas Hood,
[465]
- Nocturne at Danieli’s, A, Sir Owen Seaman,
[537]
- Nonsense, Bishop Corbet,
[302]
- Nonsense, Thomas Moore,
[479]
- Noodle stories,
- origin,
[72]
- selections,
[199–225],
[341]
- principle of humor in,
[210]
- Novellino, Massuchio di Salerno,
[350]
- Numbers Sweet, Martial,
[109]
- Nye, Edgar Wilson (Bill Nye),
- Garden Hose, The,
[714]
- Obedient Husbands (from The Bachelor’s Banquet), Thomas Dekker,
[298]
- Obstinate Family, The, tale of,
[208]
- Obtrusive Company on the Sacred Way (from Satires), Horace,
[98]
- Ode to Fortune, Fitz-Greene Halleck and Joseph Rodman Drake,
[657]
- Ode to Tobacco, Charles Stuart Calverly,
[513]
- Odysseus’s Trick on Polyphemus (from Dialogues of the Sea-Gods), Lucian,
[80]
- Of a Certain Man, Sir John Harington,
[293]
- Of a Precise Tailor, Sir John Harington,
[292]
- Of a Queer Relationship, Unknown,
[174]
- Of All the Men, Thomas Moore,
[480]
- Of Hym That Sought His Wyfe Agaynst the Streme (from C. Mery Talys),
[272]
- Of Loquacity (from The Characters), Theophrastus,
[71]
- Of Sloth (from Gesta Romanorum),
[243]
- Of Slovenliness (from The Characters), Theophrastus,
[70]
- Of the Courtear That Ete the Hot Custarde (from C. Mery Talys),
[272]
- Of the Deceits of the Devil (from Gesta Romanorum),
[246]
- Of the Diseases This Year, François Rabelais,
[324]
- Of the Eclipses This Year, François Rabelais,
[323]
- Of the Foole That Thought Hym Selfe Deed (from C. Mery Talys),
[273]
- Of the Fruits of the Earth This Year, François Rabelais,
[325]
- Of the Good, Who Alone Will Enter the Kingdom of Heaven (from Gesta Romanorum),
[244]
- Of the Incarnation of Our Lord (from Gesta Romanorum),
[245]
- Of the Merchaunte of London That Dyd Put Nobles in His Mouthe in Hys Dethe Bedde (from C. Mery Talys),
[270]
- Of the Scoler of Oxforde That Proved by Sovestry II Chickens III (from C. Mery Talys),
[271]
- Of the Valorous Don Quixote’s ... Adventure of the Windmills (from Don Quixote), Cervantes,
[363]
- Of the Woman that Followed her Fourth Husband’s Bere and Wept (from Wit and Mirth),
[270]
- Of Three Girls and Their Talk: A Sonnet, Giovanni Boccaccio,
[344]
- Of Vigilance in Our Calling (from Gesta Romanorum),
[247]
- Old Age—Dialogue, Jalal uddin Rumi,
[153]
- Old Grimes, Albert Gorton Greene,
[658]
- Omar Khayyam,
- Rubaiyat (extract),
[138]
- On a Fan, Henry Austin Dobson,
[524]
- On a Sense of Humor, Frederick Locker-Lampson,
[505]
- On a Wet Day, Francho Sacchetti,
[355]
- On Aufidius, Actius Sannazarius,
[192]
- On Aurispa, Janus Pannonius,
[192]
- On Celsus, Paulus Thomas,
[194]
- On Charinus, the Husband of an Ugly Wife, Johannes Secundus,
[193]
- On Clothes and Comforts (from The Land of Dreams), Kiokutei Bakin,
[161]
- On Cotin, Nicolas Boileau-Despreaux,
[405]
- On Domineering Wives (from Satires), Juvenal,
[111]
- On Expert Testimony, Finley Peter Dunne,
[720]
- On “Forts,” Charles Farrar Browne,
[685]
- On His Own Deafness, Jonathan Swift,
[418]
- On His Own Love, Catullus,
[191]
- On Late-Acquired Wealth, Unknown,
[190]
- On Leonora, Georgius Buchananus,
[193]
- On Lying News-Writers (from The Idler), Samuel Johnson,
[430]
- On Mental Reservations (from Les Provinciales), Blaise Pascal,
[400]
- On Musical Instruments, Antonio Ghislanzoni,
[619]
- On Shadwell, John Dryden,
[380]
- On Sultan Mahmoud, Firdausi,
[142]
- On Taking a Wife, Thomas Moore,
[481]
- On the Duke of Buckingham, John Dryden,
[381]
- On the Inconstancy of Woman’s Love, Unknown,
[191]
- Orange, Rambaud d’,
- Song: “My boy, if you’d wish to make constant your Venus,”
[237]
- Ostrich and the Hen, The, George Thomas Lanigan,
[706]