Dagonet Ditties

George Robert Sims was an English journalist, poet, dramatist, novelist, prolific in his output and known for his satire and humor. These qualities are reflected in this collection small poems originally published in the literary magazine, “The Referee.”

By : George R. Sims (1847 - 1922)

George Robert Sims was an English journalist, poet, dramatist, novelist and bon vivant. Sims began writing lively humour and satiric pieces for Fun magazine and The Referee, but he was soon concentrating on social reform, particularly the plight of the poor in London's slums. A prolific journalist and writer he also produced a number of novels and numerous plays.


01 - London Day by Day



02 - For E'er and Hair



03 - A Domestic Tragedy



04 - The Pick-Me-Up



05 - Ad Cor Meum



06 - Ichabod



07 - A Derby Ditty



08 - Shall We Remember?



09 - Paradise and the Sinner



10 - The Income Tax



11 - Nonsense



12 - Le Mardi Gras



13 - Two Sundays



14 - The Mails Aboard



15 - At the Photographer's



16 - In Gay Japan



17 - The Balaclava Heroes



18 - A Child's Idea



19 - Sanitation at Sea



20 - Guignol



21 - The English Summer



22 - A Perfect Paradise



23 - That Breeze



24 - Ballad of Old-Time Fogs



25 - Under the Clock



26 - The Girl of Forty-Seven



27 - Conventional Malgre Lui



28 - Home, Sweet Home



29 - In Portland Place



30 - The Shirt Buttons



31 - The Londoner to His Love



32 - The Eiffel Bonnet



33 - To a Fair Musician



34 - A Word for the Police



35 - The Old Clock on the Stairs



36 - My Ambition



37 - A Wish



38 - The Song of Heredity



39 - Scotch'd, Not Kilt



40 - The Last Resource



41 - Ye Bars and Gates



42 - Portrait of a Prince



43 - The Strong Men



44 - A Ballad of Soap



45 - The Jokeleteer



46 - Bill Sikes's Protest



47 - The Clarinet



48 - No Evening Dress



49 - Alone in London



50 - The Volunteer



51 - Those Boots



52 - A Sunday Song



53 - Up the Rigi



54 - A Plea for Mercy



55 - If You Were Here



56 - Le Brav' General



57 - The Paris Exhibition



58 - The New Legend



59 - Mild December



60 - The Last Duke



61 - To the Fog



62 - The Reminiscences of Mr. John Dobbs



63 - Pickpocket Poems



64 - The Cigarette



65 - The Early Milk-Cart



66 - The Collaborators



67 - The Wen Cure



68 - That New-Born Babe



69 - The Button



70 - A Façon de Parler



71 - Jackson



72 - Another Danger



73 - After the Act



74 - The Rigadoon



75 - How to Write a Novel



76 - The German Gym



77 - Tottie



78 - The Welshman in London



79 - The Magistrate



80 - The Imperial Institute



81 - The Plan of Campaign



82 - The People's Palace



83 - A Charade



84 - A True Story



85 - The Pirate 'Bus



86 - The War-Cry



87 - The ''Lancet''



88 - A Tale of a Tub



89 - The Comic King

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