The lay of the Poor Fiddler; a Parody on The lay of the Last Minstrel

Delight in this witty and satirical parody of one of Sir Walter Scott's most popular works. John Roby, a contemporary of Scott, turns the earlier author's narrative into a comedy of errors, following the misfortunes of a hapless fiddler. This book is perfect for those who never tire of a good laugh.

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