Well, you don't look for much of a voice in a comic song.
You don't - well, I will just give you an idea of Harris's comic singing, and then you can judge of it for yourself.
He honestly imagines that he has given them a treat, and says he will sing another comic song after supper.
Speaking of comic songs and parties, reminds me of a rather curious incident at which I once assisted; which, as it throws much light upon the inner mental working of human nature in general, ought, I think, to be recorded in these pages.
And then those two young men got up, and asked us if we had ever heard Herr Slossenn Boschen (who had just arrived, and was then down in the supper-room) sing his great German comic song.
He glowered round upon us with a look of such concentrated ferocity that, but for our being forewarned as to the German method of comic singing, we should have been nervous; and he threw such a wailing note of agony into the weird music that, if we had not known it was a funny song, we might have wept.
And we asked the Professor why he didn't translate the song into English, so that the common people could understand it, and hear what a real comic song was like.
It appeared that the song was not a comic song at all.
'I don't mean that he thould go in the comic livery,' said Sleary.
I've never met with nothing but beer ath'll ever clean a comic blackamoor.'
Pickwick had been in a state of slumber for some time, when he had a faint perception of the drunken man bursting out afresh with the
comic song, and receiving from Mr.
In 1964, the New York Comicon set the ball rolling for multi-day, commercially-driven events for
comic book fans that now fill convention centres worldwide and feature cosplay, panel discussions and new content releases.
