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Innocent merriment, an anthology of light verse / selected by Franklin P. Adams ("F. P.A.").
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Adams, Franklin P. (Franklin Pierce), 1881-1960, compiler.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- English poetry.
- American poetry.
- English wit and humor.
- American wit and humor.
- Humorous poetry, English.
- Humorous poetry, American.
- Penn Provenance:
- Gotham Book Mart (former owner) (Gotham Book Mart Collection copy)
- Physical Description:
- xvii, 523 pages ; 22 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Garden City, N.Y. : Garden City Pub. Co., [1945]
- Contents:
- Aaron Burr, by Benet
- Ad Persephonen, by Adams
- Admiral Byrd, by Nash
- Advice from an Expert, by Kieran
- Advice to a Young Man of Letters..., by Edman
- Aestivation, by Holmes
- Affadavit in Platitudes, by White
- After Reading Twenty Years..., by Skene
- Ain't Nature Commonplace, by Guiterman
- Allegro, by McM.
- America, I Love you, by Kalmar and Ruby
- An Unserer Beach, by Stein
- Anacreon to the Sophist, by B.H.
- Anatomy of Humor, by Bishop
- Andrew Jackson, by Benet
- Annual Solution, by Robinson
- Another Cynical Variation, by Helen
- Answer to Master Wither's Song..., by Jonson
- Anthologistics, by Guiterman
- Antigonish, by Mearns
- Apex, by Salsbury
- Apostrophe to a Pram Rider, by White
- Artist, by Mercer
- At the Ball Game, by Field
- Ataraxia, by Taylor
- Bachelor's Ballade, by Parry
- Baker's Duzzen, by Still
- Ballad, by Calverly
- Ballad, by Carryl
- Ballad of Bouillabaisse, by Thackeray
- Ballad of Cassandra Brown, by Cone
- Ballad of Charity, by Leland
- Ballad of the Faithful Clerk, by Stillman
- Ballade of Big Plans, by Parker
- Ballade of Soporific Absorption, by Squire
- Ballade of Suicide, by Chesterton
- Ballade of the Ancient Wheeze, by Salsbury and Levy
- Ballade of Unfortunate Mammals, by Parker
- Barney McGee, by Hovey
- Baseball's Sad Lexicon, by Adams
- Battle of Blenheim, by Southey
- Behold the Deeds!, by Bunner
- Belief, by Bartlett
- Belle of the Ball-Room, by Praed
- Biography, by Struther
- Biter Bit, by Aytoun
- Blow Me Eyes!, by Irwin
- Boston Nursery Rhymes, by Cook
- Britannia Rules of Orthography, by Firth
- Broken Pitcher, by Aytoun
- Busy Body, by Field
- Buxom Joan, by Congreve
- Canopus, by Taylor
- Casey at the Bat, by Thayer
- Casey's Daughter at the Bat, by Graham
- Centipede, by Adams
- Certain Maxims of Archy, by Marquis
- Chant Royal from a Copydesk, by Terral
- Chantey of Notorious Bibbers, by Robinson
- Chemist to His Love, by Unknown
- Christopher Columbus, by Adams
- Circus, by White
- Clink of the Ice, by Field
- Cock and the Bull, by Calverley
- Coda, by Parker
- College Song, by Anthony
- Cologne, by Coleridge
- Comfort in Affliction, by Aytoun
- Compromise, by McKinney
- Conservative Shepherd to His Love, by D'Arcy
- Constitution for a League of Nations, by Guiterman
- Contented Bachelor, by Kendall
- Contented Man, by Pope
- Contentment, by Holmes
- Conversation, by Dewey
- Conversational Reformer, by Graham
- Counselor, by Lowell
- Crystal Palace, by Thackeray
- Culture in the Slums, by Henley
- Cupid, by Jonson
- Cupid Mistaken, by Prior
- Curse of Faint Praise, by Edman
- Cynical Portraits, by Paul
- Daily Paradox, by Hay
- Danger of Writing Defiant Verse, by parker
- Daphne and Apollo, by Macy
- Darius Green and His Flying Machine, by Trowbridge
- Dark Girl's Rhyme, by Parker
- Darwinity, by Merivale
- Deacon's Masterpiece, by Holmes
- Dear Fanny, by Moore
- Debutantrum, by Benet
- Delight in Disorder, by Herrick
- Dilemma, by Parker
- Dirge, by Croffut
- Diverting History of John Gilpin, by Cowper
- Domicile of John, by Pope
- Dorothy Q, by Holmes
- Early Rising, by Saxe
- Eastern Serenade, by Aytoun and Martin
- Ego Sum, by Burgess
- Elegy, by Guiterman
- Elegy, by Goldsmith
- Ellen M'Jones Aberdeen, by Gilbert
- Emily, John, James, and I, by Gilbert
- On a Parisian Boulevard, by Stephen
- On a Rhine Steamer, by Stephen
- Epilogue to a Book of Verse, by Guiterman
- Epitaph Intended for His Wife, by Dreyden
- Epitaph on a Well-known Poet, by Moore
- Evening Primrose, by Parker
- Evidence, by Kober
- Exit God, by Bradford
- Experience, by Parker, Experts on Woman, by Guiterman
- Fable, by Emerson
- Faithless Nelly Gray, by Thomas Hood
- Familiar Letter to Several..., by Holmes
- Family Fool, by Gilbert
- Famous Ballad of the Jubilee Cup, by Quiller-Couch
- Father William, by Carroll
- February 14, 22 B.C., by Adams
- Fighting Words, by Parker
- Finale, by Herbert
- First Love, by Calverley
- Flower for a Professor's Garden of Verses, by Edman
- Folly of Brown, by Gilbert
- For a Little Lady, by Saidy
- For My Father, by Field
- Forever, by Calverley
- Forg, by Belloc
- From a Full Heart, by Milne
- Frustrate, by Untermeyer
- Garland of Recital Programs, by Adams
- Gentle Alice Brown, by Gilbert
- Golf Links, by Cleghorn
- Good and Bad Luck, by Hay
- Gospel of Mr. Pepys, by Morley
- Groaning Board, by Pink
- Grub Street Recessional, by Morley
- Haec Olim Meminisse Iuvabit, by Taylor
- Half Hours with the Classics, by De Burgh
- Happy LIfetime to You, by Adams
- Harvesting, by Robinson
- Here Is the Tale, by Deane
- Historical Incidents, by Day
- Home, Sweet Home with Variations, by Bunner
- House of Peers, by Gilbert
- How the Helpmate of Blue-Beard..., by Carryl
- Mr. W. H. Davis, by Squire
- Sir Henry Newbold, by Squire
- Hundred Best Books, by Pigott
- I Wonder What Became of Rand, McNally, by Levy
- Ideal Husband to His Wife, by Foss
- If I Should Die To-Night, by King
- Imitation of Robert Browning, by Stephen
- In Parise of Commonplace, by Seaman
- In the Gloaming, by Calverley
- In Winter, by Bretherton
- Inflamed Disciple, by Kramer
- Intermezzo for the Fourth Act, by White
- Jabberwocky, by Cooper
- Jacob, by Cary
- Japanese, by Nash
- Jenny Kissed Me, by Hunt
- Jessie, by Field
- Joys of Marriage, by Cotton
- Justice to Scotland, by Unknown
- Kindness to Animals, by Ashby-Sterry
- King Cophetua and the Beggar Maid, by Marquis
- King Goodheart, by Gilbert
- Kiss-fest, by Edman
- Knife-Grinder, by Canning
- La Donna E Mobile, by A.K.
- Lacquer Liquor Locker, by McCord
- Lady Jane, by Quiller-Couch
- Lament, by Burgess
- Later Antigonishes, by Mearns
- Latest Decalogue, by Clough
- Law of Averages, by Troubadour
- Lay of Ancient Rome, by Ybarra
- Lay of the Deserted Influenzaed, by Cholmondeley-Pennell
- Lessons in Limericks, by McCord
- Life, by Adams
- Lines by a Person of Quality, by Pope
- Lines on Hearing the Organ, by Caverley
- Lines on the Mermaid Tavern, by Keats
- Lines Suggested by the Fourteenth of February, by Calverley
- Lines to a Man Who Thinks that Apple Betty..., by Kaufman
- Lines to a Young Lady, by Lear
- Lines Written After a Battle, by Unknown
- LLines Written on n November 15, 1933..., by Hamilton
- Little Old Lady In Lavender Silk, by Parker
- Little Star, by unknown
- Lost Mr. Blake, by Gilbert
- Love Is Like a Dizziness, by Hogg
- Love Song, by Parker
- Lover's Resolution, by Wither
- Mama's Advice, by Stein
- Man in the Moon, by Rileley
- Manila, by Ware
- Martial in London, by Collins
- Mary and the Lamb, by Sherman
- Mavrone, by Guiterman
- Mehitabel Sings a Song, by Marquis
- Merry Month, by Miss X and Miss Y
- Mia Carlotta, by Daly
- Might and Right, by Day
- Miniver Cheevy, by Robinson
- Miniver Cheevy, Jr., by Parry
- Missouri Maiden's Farewell to Alabama, by Clemens
- Modern Hiawatha, by Strong
- Modern Major-General, by Gilbert
- My Angeline, by Smith
- My Sabine Farm, by Field
- Neighbors, by Lennox
- Nephelidia, by Swinburne
- New Hellas, by Edman
- New Song, by Gay
- Nonsense, by Moore
- Not Quite Fair, by Leigh
- Nun, by Hunt
- O Mistress Mine, by Shakespeare
- Obit on Parnassus, by Fitzgerald
- Ode to Eve, by Robinson
- Ode to the Human Heart, by Blanchard
- Ode to the Nightingale, by Kendall
- Ode to Tobacco, by Calverley
- Of Beauty, by Fanshaw
- Officer Brady, by Chambers
- Old Bill's Memory Book, by Benet
- Old Fashioned Fun, by Thackeray
- Old Grimes, by Greene
- Old Hokum Buncombe, by Sherwood
- Old Songs, by Seaman
- On a Girdle, by Waller
- On an Intaglio Head of Minerva, by Aldrich
- On Being Told that One's Ideas are Victorian, by Hay
- On the Death of a Favorite Cat..., by Gray
- Original Lamb, by Unknown
- Ornithology in Florida, by Guiterman
- Osculation, by Harrison
- Our Traveller, by Cholmondeley-Pennell
- Our Village..., by Hood
- P Is for Paleontology, by Bracker
- Passionate Encyclopedia Reader..., by Maggie
- Pendulum Rhyme, by Robinson
- Penny Whistle Blues, by Island
- Pensees de Noel, by Godley
- Pernicious Weed, by Cowper
- Pessimist, by King
- Plain Language from Truthful James, by Harte
- Poem for Mother's Day, by Fishback
- Poems in Praise of Practically Nothing, by Hoffenstein
- Poems of Passion, Carefully Restrained..., by Hoffenstein
- Post-Impressionism, by Taylor
- Poster Girl, by Wells
- Precious Stones, by Calverley
- Professors, by Larrabee
- Prologue to a Saga, by Parket
- Propinquity Needed, by Loomis
- Prosit Neujahr, by Santayana
- Public Aid for Niagara Falls, by Biship
- Pygmalion, by Miller
- R.I.P, by Struther
- Razor Seller, by Wolcot
- Reasons for Drinking, by Aldrich
- Reflection, by Stein
- Rejected National Hymns, by Newell
- Religion of the Hudibras, by Butler
- Reporters, by Levy
- Resolution, by Wiolar
- Reversible Metaphor, by Troubadour
- Rewared of Virtue, by Guiterman
- Rhyme of the Rail, by Saxe
- Rich Man, by Adams
- Rise and Fall of Valentines, by Downey
- Robinson Crusoe's Story, by Carryl
- Rock of Rubies, by Herrick
- Romeo and Juliet, by Scott
- Rosarie, by Herrick
- Rural Bliss, by Deane
- Rustic Song, by Deane
- Sad Story, by Day
- St. Patrick of Ireland..., by Maginn
- Sally in Our Alley, by Carey
- Seamy Side of Motley, by Seaman
- Sehnsucht..., by Corinna
- Shake, Mulleary and Go-ethe, by Bunner
- She is Overheard Singing, by Millay
- Shopping Day, by Johns
- Sigh No More, Ladies, by Shakespeare
- Simon Legree..., by Lindsay
- Sincere Flattery, by Stephen
- Sir Christopher Wren, by Bentley
- Skipper Ireson's Ride, by Whittier
- Snowfall, by I.V.S.W.
- Society Upon the Stanislaus, by Harte
- Some Beautiful Letters, by Parker
- Song, by Congreve
- Song, by Donner
- Song, by Lovelace
- Song, by Sedley
- Song, by Woodberry
- Song for a Cracked Voice, by Irwin
- Song of Impossibilities, by Praed
- Song of Perfect Propriety, by Parker
- Song to My Love, by McKinney
- Sorrows of Werther, by Thackeray
- Spenserian Stanzas on Charles Armitage Brown, by Keats
- Spring, by Johns
- Spring Lay, by Opdyke
- Spring Signs, by Field
- Stairs, by Herford
- Story, by Parket
- Story of Prince Agib, by Gilbert
- Study of an Elevation, in Indian Ink, by Kipling
- Sycophantic Fox and the Gullible Raven, by Carryl
- Take Nothing for Granit, by Salsbury
- Tale of the Dixie-Belle, by Chase
- Tattooed Man, by Smith
- Terrible Infant, by Locker-Lampson
- Thais, by Levy
- Thalia, by Aldrich
- That Did in Luve So Lively Write, by Adams
- Thenot Protests, by C.N.S.
- This Smoking World, by Hemminger
- Thomas Winterbottom Hance, by Gilbert
- Threnody, by Parker
- Threnody, by Lanigan
- Thursday, by Millay
- Tides of Love, by Daly
- Time to be Wise, by Landor
- Tirade on Tea, by McGinley
- To a Lady Across the Way, by White
- To a Lady Troubled by Insomnia, by Adams
- To an Ungentle Critic, by Graves
- To an Unknown Neighbor at the Circus, by Benet
- To Be Continued, by Street and Flagg
- To Harold Jacoby, by Edman
- To Minerva, by Hood
- To My Grandmother, Locker-Lampson
- To Phoebe, by Gilbert
- To Phyllis, by Field
- To the Frivolous Muse, by Whicher
- To the Portrait of A Gentleman, by Holmes
- To the Virgins, by Herrick
- To William Allen White, by Ferber
- Toll the Bell for Damon, by Anderson
- Travel, by Millay
- Traveler's Reest, by Nash
- Travelogue, by Wells
- Tripe, by Wells
- Tristan and Isolda, by Levy
- Truth about B.F., by Stillman
- Truth about Horace, by Field
- Turtle Soup, by Carroll
- Twelve Articles, by Swift
- Two-volume Novel, by Parker
- Universal Favorite, by Wells
- Unsatisfied Yearning, by Munkittrick
- Vicar, by Praed
- Villon's Straight Tip to All Cross Coves, by Henley
- Walloping Window-Blind, by Carryl
- Walrus and the Carpenter, by Carroll
- Wasted Ammunition, by King
- Way to Arcady, by Bunner
- We Have Been Here Before, by Bishop
- Wedding, by Hood
- What Literature Needs, by Holmes
- What Mr. Robinson Thinks, by Lowell
- What's in a Name?, by Munkittrick
- When I am Dead, by Stillman
- When I Loved You, by Wagner
- When Moonlike Ore the Hazure Seas, by Thackeray
- When the War Will End, by Arkell
- When the West Comes East, by Ford
- Wide Open Spaces, by Lear
- Willows, by Harte
- Willow-tree, by Chesterton
- Winter Madrigal, by Bishop
- Wreck of the "Julie Plante", by Drummond
- Written After Swimming..., by Lord Byron
- Yak, by Belloc
- Yarn of the Nancy Bell, by Gilbert
- Young Lockinvar, by Unknown
- Other Format:
- Online version: Adams, Franklin P. (Franklin Pierce), 1881-1960. Innocent merriment, an anthology of light verse.
- OCLC:
- 8991179
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