Harry Graham
Sir Harry Graham was an English poet, playwright, and humorist. He was born in London and educated at Eton College and Trinity College, Cambridge. He was a prolific writer, producing over a dozen books of poetry, several plays, and a number of humorous works. His most famous works include the poem "Ruthless Rhymes for Heartless Homes" and the play "The Third Floor Back". He was knighted in 1932 for his services to literature.... AI Generated Content
Titles list
- 'a Bad Workman Complains of his Tools' (Perverted Proverbs)
- 'a Rolling Stone Gathers no Moss' (Perverted Proverbs)
- 'don't Buy a Pig in a Poke' (Perverted Proverbs)
- 'don't Look a Gift-Horse in the Mouth' (Perverted Proverbs)
- 'Enough is as Good as a Feast' (Perverted Proverbs)
- 'it is Never too Late to Mend' (Perverted Proverbs)
- 'Learn to Take Things Easily' (Perverted Proverbs)
- 'Rag-Time' (Rhymes for the Times)
- 'Roses'. a Memory of 'Alexandra Day' (Songs in Season)
- 'Royal Ascot' (Songs in Season)
- 'the Bath' (Club Cantos)
- 'the Beefsteak' (Club Cantos)
- 'the Cries of London' (Rhymes for the Times)
- 'the Pipes' (Rhymes for the Times)
- 'the Twelfth' (Songs in Season)
- 'the Woman with the Dead Soles' (other Verses)
- 'Virtue is its own Reward' (Perverted Proverbs)
- 'what's in a Name? ' (Rhymes for the Times)
- "Bart's" Club
- "Lochinvar". (with Apologies to Scott and Swinburne)
- A London Involuntary (other Verses)
- A Message from Broadmoor
- A Plea for Ponto (Rhymes for the Times)
- A Suggestion (Rhymes for the Times)
- Abbreviation's Artful Aid
- Abroad (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Absent-Mindedness (Ruthless Rhymes)
- Adam
- Adenoids (Childish Complaints)
- Aftword
- Aftword (other Verses)
- An Epithalamium. Longworth -- Roosevelt, February 17th, 1906
- Ananias
- Appendicitis (Childish Complaints)
- Aunt Eliza (Ruthless Rhymes)
- Author's Aftword
- Baby (Ruthless Rhymes)
- Bacon
- Bill (other Verses)
- Bluebeard (other Verses)
- British Trade
- Brooks's (Club Cantos)
- China (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Controversial Entertainment
- Controversial Methods
- Croup (Childish Complaints)
- Dame Rumor
- Diogenes
- Dreamland (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Egregious Eastbourne (Rhymes for the Times)
- Envoi
- Envoi (other Verses)
- Envoi (Songs in Season)
- Eve
- February (Songs in Season)
- Foreword
- France (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Germany (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Great Britain (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Holland (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Homeland (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Iceland (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Ireland (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Italy (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Japan (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Joan of Arc
- John (Ruthless Rhymes)
- King Leopold
- L'Envoi
- Lady Godiva
- Loverland (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Marat
- Measles (Childish Complaints)
- Miss Marie Corelli
- Modern Dancing (Rhymes for the Times)
- More Misrepresentative Men
- Mother-Wit (Ruthless Rhymes)
- Mrs. Christopher Columbus
- Mrs. Grundy
- Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy
- Nero
- New Year's Eve (Songs in Season)
- Nobody's Darling! (Rhymes for the Times)
- November (Songs in Season)
- Ode on a Distant Prospect of Boston School (Rhymes for the Times)
- On the Decline of Gentility Among the Young. (Suggested by Mr. Max Beerbohm)
- Paderewski
- Perspective (Rhymes for the Times)
- Plagues at the Play (Rhymes for the Times)
- Police Court Sense (Rhymes for the Times)
- Portknockie's Porter (other Verses)
- Portugal (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Postlude
- Potpourri (Perverted Proverbs)
- Preferential Treatment
- Prelude (Childish Complaints)
- Protection
- Publishers' Preface
- Retaliation
- Rosemary (other Verses)
- Roses all the Way (Rhymes for the Times)
- Russia (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Sarah Owen (Rhymes for the Times)
- Scotland (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Scribblers all! (Rhymes for the Times)
- Sir Thomas Lipton
- Spain (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Spring (Songs in Season)
- Spring-Cleaning (Songs in Season)
- Stage Support (Rhymes for the Times)
- Stageland (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Statistics
- Switzerland (the Baby's Baedeker)
- The 'Waster' (Rhymes for the Times)
- The Actor Manager
- The Adventurer (Rhymes for the Times)
- The Athenaeum (Club Cantos)
- The Author to his Hostess. (an Open Letter)
- The Automobile (Club Cantos)
- The Bachelors' (Club Cantos)
- The Ballad of Ping-Pong (other Verses)
- The Ballad of the Artist (other Verses)
- The Ballad of the Little Jinglander (other Verses)
- The Baritone
- The Cat (Ruthless Rhymes)
- The Choice (Rhymes for the Times)
- The Cockney of the North (Songs in Season)
- The Colonel
- The Colonies
- The Conversational Reformer
- The Cry of the Author
- The Cry of the Children
- The Cry of the Elders
- The Cry of the Publisher
- The Cynic's Christmas (Songs in Season)
- The Dentist
- The End of the Season (Songs in Season)
- The Faddist
- The Fumbler
- The Garrick (Club Cantos)
- The Gilded Youth
- The Gourmand
- The Happiest Land (other Verses)
- The Homes of London (other Verses)
- The Last Horsed 'Bus (Rhymes for the Times)
- The Legend of the Author (other Verses)
- The Lyons Cubs (Rhymes for the Times)
- The Man who Knows
- The Militants (Rhymes for the Times)
- The Model Farm (Rhymes for the Times)
- The Model Motorist (Rhymes for the Times)
- The Motriot (other Verses)
- The Music-Hall Comedian
- The Parish Pump (a Ballade). (Rhymes for the Times)
- The Pessimist (other Verses)
- The Place where the Old Cleek Broke (other Verses)
- The Policeman
- The Public Interest (Rhymes for the Times)
- The Reviewer
- The Self-Made Father to his Ready-Made Son. (an Open Letter)
- The Sporting Spirit (Rhymes for the Times)
- The Travellers' (Club Cantos)
- The Triumph of Jam (Rhymes for the Times)
- The Turning Tide
- The Waiter
- Theodore Roosevelt
- Turkey (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Uncle Joe (Ruthless Rhymes)
- United States of America (the Baby's Baedeker)
- Wales (the Baby's Baedeker)
- White's (Club Cantos)
- Whooping-Cough (Childish Complaints)
- William Tell