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The Humorous Poetry of the English Language

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706 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1856

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1,582 reviews543 followers
March 21, 2014
Although i' 'tis a PITY,
However (for my money)
These poets attempt to be WITTY,
These poems aren't funny.
Profile Image for Andrea Swinsco.
104 reviews1 follower
January 6, 2019
A wonderful (and thoroughly comprehensive!) collection.

I am not a great reader of poetry, but I found this collection engaging and entertaining. It is a very lengthy collection but the pieces themselves are short, so if there is a poem that doesn’t engage you it is easy to flick to the next one.
Profile Image for Erin Richards.
533 reviews6 followers
July 20, 2011
I enjoyed some more than others so it's hard to rate a compilation like this but, it was fun to read through them.
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