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• catalog abstract "The reputation of Thomas Sheridan has probably suffered from the occasional ridicule of his longtime friend and collaborator Jonathan Swift. Nevertheless, Swift valued Sheridan's wit and company immensely, and the verse-warfares in which the two friends often indulged were not always won by Swift. Sheridan was not only one of the most memorable Dubliners of the early eighteenth century. Convivial, charming, highspirited, and feckless, he was also a prominent schoolmaster. (The best in Europe, according to Swift), cleric, translator, playwright, essayist, and a prolific writer of accomplished light verse. Called Tom Pun-Sibi, or Tom the Punster, because of his droll essay The Art of Punning, he poured forth a seemingly endless stream of punning satires, verse letters to his friends, and satirical observations on the Dublin of his day. For all of his prolific output, only some of his Swift poems have remained in print, and they are in. Various editions of Swift's verse. This volume gathers together for the first time Sheridan's complete poetic works, including those published as broadsides or in contemporary journals and those contained in unpublished letters and manuscripts. Of particular interest for such a social poet is the inclusion of poems to and about Sheridan by his many friends and very vocal enemies.".
• catalog alternative "Poems".
• catalog contributor b7242549.
• catalog contributor b7242550.
• catalog created "c1994.".
• catalog date "1994".
• catalog date "c1994.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1994.".
• catalog description "(The best in Europe, according to Swift), cleric, translator, playwright, essayist, and a prolific writer of accomplished light verse. Called Tom Pun-Sibi, or Tom the Punster, because of his droll essay The Art of Punning, he poured forth a seemingly endless stream of punning satires, verse letters to his friends, and satirical observations on the Dublin of his day. For all of his prolific output, only some of his Swift poems have remained in print, and they are in.".
• catalog description "A Description of Doctor Delany's Villa -- A Prologue Designed for the Play of Oedipus, Written in Greek, and Performed by Mr. Sheridan's Scholars, at the King's Inn's Hall, on Tuesday the 10th of December, 1723 -- A New Year's Gift for the Dean of St. Patrick's -- The Drapier's Ballad -- A Riddle -- An Imitation of Anacreon's Grasshopper, Applied to Mr. T.S., Commonly Known by the Name of Skeleton / Anon. -- How Can I Finish What You Have Begun? -- Upon William Tisdall, D.D. -- Tom Pun-Sibi Metamorphosed: Or, the Giber Gibed / Tisdall -- A Letter from a Cobbler in Patrick's Street to Jet Black -- A Scribbler from the Northern Bear -- To the Author of "Tom Pun-Sibi Metamorphosed" -- The Rivals / Anon. -- A Poem / Owens -- To Quilca / Swift -- Quilca House to the Dean / Brooke -- A Receipt to Frighten Away the Dean.".
• catalog description "A Prologue Spoke by Mr. Elrington at the Theatre-Royal on Saturday the First of April. In Behalf of the Distressed Weavers -- Prologue to the Farce of Punch Turned Schoolmaster -- From The Puppet-Show / Anon. -- A Copy of a Copy of Verses from Thomas Sheridan, Clerk, to George Nim-Dan-Dean, Esq. Written July 15th, 1721, at Night -- To George Nim-Dan-Dean-, Esq., upon His Incomparable Verses, &c. of August 2d, M DCC XXI -- With Music and Poetry Equally Blessed / Rochfort -- A Portrait from the Life / Swift -- A Letter to Tom Punsibi, Occasioned by Reading his Excellent Farce, Called Alexander's Overthrow, or, The Downfall of Babylon / Anon. -- An Elegy on the Deplorable Death of Mr. Thomas Sheridan, Author of Alexander's Overthrow or, the Downfall of Babylon, who Departed this Mortal Life on Thursday the 8th of March, 1721/22 / Anon. -- A Poem on Tom Pun̲̲ḇi / Anon. -- Tom Pun-Sibi's Resurrection Disproved / Anon. -- From A Description in Answer to The Journal / Percival -- ".
• catalog description "In Pity First to Human Kind / MacFadden -- Upon Mr. Sheridan's Turning Author / Anon. -- To Dean Swift -- To the Dean -- To the Same -- To the Dean of St. Patrick's -- To the Dean of St. Patrick's -- Ad Amicum Eruditum Thomam Sheridan / Swift -- Vivitur Parvo Male, Sed Canebat -- Ad Te, Doctissime Delany -- To the Dean of St. Patrick's -- To Thomas Sheridan / Swift -- Perlegi Versus Versos, Jonathan Bone, Tersos -- I Like Your Collyrium -- To Thomas Sheridan / Delany -- My Pedagogue Dear, I Read with Surprise -- You Made Me in Your Last a Goose -- I'll Write While I Have Half an Eye in My Head -- I Can't But Wonder, Mr. Dean -- To the Dean of St. Patrick's -- Another Picture of Dan -- On the Same -- Answer / Thomas Sheridan and George Rochfort -- Sheridan to Dan Jackson -- A Highlander Once Fought a Frenchman at Margate -- Cur Me Bespateras, Blaterans Furiose Poeta -- The Last Speech and Dying Words of Daniel Jackson -- From To Mr. Delany / Swift -- Palinodia -- ".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 265-413) and indexes.".
• catalog description "Murray -- To His Excellency Our Lord Carteret, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland: The Humble Petition of Lord Viscount Mont-Cashel, and the Rest of His School-Fellows -- To the Honorable Mr. D.T. -- The Sick Lion and the Ass -- A Poem Delivered to the Rever.".
• catalog description "The Epilogue to Julius Caesar -- The Pedagogue's Answer -- The Song -- A Letter from Dr. Sheridan to Dr. Swift -- From My Much Honored Friend at Heldelville / Delany -- The Original of Punning -- Upon the Author / Delany -- Thus Did Great Socrates Improve the Mind -- If These Can't Keep Your Ladies Quiet -- Thus Puppies That Adore the Dark -- A Punegyric upon Tom Pun-Sibi's Ars Pun-ica / Anon. -- A Prologue to a Play Performed at Mr. Sheridan's School Spoke by One of His Scholars -- The Epilogue -- Upon Stealing a Crown When the Dean Was Asleep -- An Elegy on the Much Lamented Death of Mr. Demar, the Famous Rich Man, Who Died the 6th of This Inst. July, 1720 / Thomas Sheridan, Swift, Stella and Delany -- Mr. Sheridan's Prologue to the Greek Play of Phaedra and Hippolytus, Designed to have Been Spoke by a Boy of Six Years Old -- Prologue to Hippolytus, Spoken by a Boy of Six Years Old / Helsham -- The Invitation -- I Send this at Nine -- Tom Punsibi's Letter to Dean Swift -- ".
• catalog description "The reputation of Thomas Sheridan has probably suffered from the occasional ridicule of his longtime friend and collaborator Jonathan Swift. Nevertheless, Swift valued Sheridan's wit and company immensely, and the verse-warfares in which the two friends often indulged were not always won by Swift. Sheridan was not only one of the most memorable Dubliners of the early eighteenth century. Convivial, charming, highspirited, and feckless, he was also a prominent schoolmaster.".
• catalog description "Various editions of Swift's verse. This volume gathers together for the first time Sheridan's complete poetic works, including those published as broadsides or in contemporary journals and those contained in unpublished letters and manuscripts. Of particular interest for such a social poet is the inclusion of poems to and about Sheridan by his many friends and very vocal enemies.".
• catalog extent "431 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Poems of Thomas Sheridan.".
• catalog identifier "0874134951 (alk. paper)".
• catalog isFormatOf "Poems of Thomas Sheridan.".
• catalog issued "1994".
• catalog issued "c1994.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Newark : University of Delaware Press ; London ; Cranbury, NJ : Associated University Presses,".
• catalog relation "Poems of Thomas Sheridan.".
• catalog subject "821/.5 20".
• catalog subject "English poetry Irish authors.".
• catalog subject "PR3687.S147 A17 1994".
• catalog tableOfContents "A Description of Doctor Delany's Villa -- A Prologue Designed for the Play of Oedipus, Written in Greek, and Performed by Mr. Sheridan's Scholars, at the King's Inn's Hall, on Tuesday the 10th of December, 1723 -- A New Year's Gift for the Dean of St. Patrick's -- The Drapier's Ballad -- A Riddle -- An Imitation of Anacreon's Grasshopper, Applied to Mr. T.S., Commonly Known by the Name of Skeleton / Anon. -- How Can I Finish What You Have Begun? -- Upon William Tisdall, D.D. -- Tom Pun-Sibi Metamorphosed: Or, the Giber Gibed / Tisdall -- A Letter from a Cobbler in Patrick's Street to Jet Black -- A Scribbler from the Northern Bear -- To the Author of "Tom Pun-Sibi Metamorphosed" -- The Rivals / Anon. -- A Poem / Owens -- To Quilca / Swift -- Quilca House to the Dean / Brooke -- A Receipt to Frighten Away the Dean.".
• catalog tableOfContents "A Prologue Spoke by Mr. Elrington at the Theatre-Royal on Saturday the First of April. In Behalf of the Distressed Weavers -- Prologue to the Farce of Punch Turned Schoolmaster -- From The Puppet-Show / Anon. -- A Copy of a Copy of Verses from Thomas Sheridan, Clerk, to George Nim-Dan-Dean, Esq. Written July 15th, 1721, at Night -- To George Nim-Dan-Dean-, Esq., upon His Incomparable Verses, &c. of August 2d, M DCC XXI -- With Music and Poetry Equally Blessed / Rochfort -- A Portrait from the Life / Swift -- A Letter to Tom Punsibi, Occasioned by Reading his Excellent Farce, Called Alexander's Overthrow, or, The Downfall of Babylon / Anon. -- An Elegy on the Deplorable Death of Mr. Thomas Sheridan, Author of Alexander's Overthrow or, the Downfall of Babylon, who Departed this Mortal Life on Thursday the 8th of March, 1721/22 / Anon. -- A Poem on Tom Pun̲̲ḇi / Anon. -- Tom Pun-Sibi's Resurrection Disproved / Anon. -- From A Description in Answer to The Journal / Percival -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "In Pity First to Human Kind / MacFadden -- Upon Mr. Sheridan's Turning Author / Anon. -- To Dean Swift -- To the Dean -- To the Same -- To the Dean of St. Patrick's -- To the Dean of St. Patrick's -- Ad Amicum Eruditum Thomam Sheridan / Swift -- Vivitur Parvo Male, Sed Canebat -- Ad Te, Doctissime Delany -- To the Dean of St. Patrick's -- To Thomas Sheridan / Swift -- Perlegi Versus Versos, Jonathan Bone, Tersos -- I Like Your Collyrium -- To Thomas Sheridan / Delany -- My Pedagogue Dear, I Read with Surprise -- You Made Me in Your Last a Goose -- I'll Write While I Have Half an Eye in My Head -- I Can't But Wonder, Mr. Dean -- To the Dean of St. Patrick's -- Another Picture of Dan -- On the Same -- Answer / Thomas Sheridan and George Rochfort -- Sheridan to Dan Jackson -- A Highlander Once Fought a Frenchman at Margate -- Cur Me Bespateras, Blaterans Furiose Poeta -- The Last Speech and Dying Words of Daniel Jackson -- From To Mr. Delany / Swift -- Palinodia -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "Murray -- To His Excellency Our Lord Carteret, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland: The Humble Petition of Lord Viscount Mont-Cashel, and the Rest of His School-Fellows -- To the Honorable Mr. D.T. -- The Sick Lion and the Ass -- A Poem Delivered to the Rever.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The Epilogue to Julius Caesar -- The Pedagogue's Answer -- The Song -- A Letter from Dr. Sheridan to Dr. Swift -- From My Much Honored Friend at Heldelville / Delany -- The Original of Punning -- Upon the Author / Delany -- Thus Did Great Socrates Improve the Mind -- If These Can't Keep Your Ladies Quiet -- Thus Puppies That Adore the Dark -- A Punegyric upon Tom Pun-Sibi's Ars Pun-ica / Anon. -- A Prologue to a Play Performed at Mr. Sheridan's School Spoke by One of His Scholars -- The Epilogue -- Upon Stealing a Crown When the Dean Was Asleep -- An Elegy on the Much Lamented Death of Mr. Demar, the Famous Rich Man, Who Died the 6th of This Inst. July, 1720 / Thomas Sheridan, Swift, Stella and Delany -- Mr. Sheridan's Prologue to the Greek Play of Phaedra and Hippolytus, Designed to have Been Spoke by a Boy of Six Years Old -- Prologue to Hippolytus, Spoken by a Boy of Six Years Old / Helsham -- The Invitation -- I Send this at Nine -- Tom Punsibi's Letter to Dean Swift -- ".
• catalog title "Poems".
• catalog title "The poems of Thomas Sheridan / edited by Robert Hogan.".
• catalog type "text".