Verses and TranslationsGood Press, 2019 M12 23 - 157 páginas Charles Stuart Calverley's 'Verses and Translations' is a collection of witty and light-hearted poetry that showcases the author's sharp sense of humor and clever wordplay. Written in the mid-19th century, Calverley's poems often parody and satirize the literary conventions of his time, making them both entertaining and thought-provoking for readers familiar with the Victorian era. The book includes a mix of original poems and translations of classical works, demonstrating Calverley's versatility and skill as a poet. His playful use of language and keen eye for satire make 'Verses and Translations' a delightful read for fans of comedic poetry and classical literature alike. Calverley's clever verses are sure to leave readers entertained and engaged, offering a glimpse into the wit and talent of this lesser-known Victorian poet. |
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STRIKING | |
ODEON A DISTANT PROSPECT OF MAKING A FORTUNE | |
HIC VIR HIC EST | |
ODE TO TOBACCO | |
CHARADES | |
PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY | |
IN MEMORIAM | |
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