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Experience the wit and whimsy of Victorian verse with "Mirth and Metre," a delightful collection of humorous poetry and lighthearted legends. Compiled by Frank E. Smedley and Edmund H. Yates, this anthology offers a journey into a world of mirthful storytelling and clever satire.
Explore a range of poetic forms and styles as these celebrated authors playfully retell classic legends and offer wry observations on life. From charmingly absurd narratives to sharp social commentary, "Mirth and Metre" provides enduring entertainment and a glimpse into the literary sensibilities of a bygone era.
Perfect for lovers of poetry, humor, and classic literature, this volume promises to bring a smile to your face and a spring to your step. Rediscover the joy of expertly crafted verse and the timeless appeal of good-natured fun in this carefully prepared print republication.
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