The Rubaiyat of Bridge

"The Rubaiyat of Bridge" by Carolyn Wells offers a delightful collection of humorous verse dedicated to the beloved card game of bridge. This witty and engaging book uses the form of the rubaiyat, a Persian poetic form popularized by Omar Khayyam, to explore the joys and frustrations of bridge whist. Wells, a prolific author known for her light verse and detective novels, brings her characteristic charm to this exploration of the game.

Through clever rhymes and insightful observations, she captures the spirit of friendly competition and the occasional mishaps that occur at the bridge table. Whether you're a seasoned bridge player or simply appreciate clever wordplay, "The Rubaiyat of Bridge" provides a lighthearted and entertaining look at this classic pastime. This meticulously prepared print republication preserves the timeless humor and poetic skill of Carolyn Wells, making it a perfect addition to any collection of poetry, humor, or books about games.

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