Gilbert's readers were not happy with the loss, and in 1882 Gilbert published all of the poems that had appeared in either "The "Bab" Ballads" or "More "Bab" Ballads", once again "excluding" "Etiquette." Some twentieth-century editions of "More "Bab" Ballads" include "Etiquette". In 1890 Gilbert produced "Songs of a Savoyard", a volume of sixty-nine detached lyrics from the Savoy Operas, each with a new title, and some of them slightly reworded to fit the changed context. Many of them also received "Bab" illustrations in the familiar style. He also included two deleted lyrics from "Iolanthe" (footnoted as "omitted in representation"). The effect was that of a new volume of "Bab Ballads". Indeed, Gilbert considered calling the volume "The Savoy Ballads" (Ellis 1970, p. 27, n. 53).