Limericks, Limericks, Limericks, Limericks

Limericks, Limericks, Limericks, Limericks by F. Oppel is a classic collection published by Castle in 1992. This first edition spans 517 pages and presents a diverse array of limericks crafted by authors from various nations, showcasing humor in ribald and bawdy situations. While the majority of the verses are in English, the collection also includes selections in French, German, and Latin, preserving the original text from the 1957 edition that was privately printed in Paris.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of humor and poetic form throughout this anthology, reflecting the playful and often risqué nature of limericks. The collection emphasizes the versatility of the limerick as a poetic form, inviting exploration of its unique rhythm and structure. With contributions from a variety of cultural backgrounds, this book offers a broad perspective on the limerick tradition, making it a noteworthy addition for those interested in poetry and humor.
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This is the classic collections of Limericks. Written by people of all nations in ribald and bawdy situations. Most of the risque verse is written in English but some are in French, German, and Latin and appear exactly as they were in the 1957 edition that was privately printed in Paris.
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