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Carols of Cockayne The Third Edition, 1874

By Henry S. (Henry Sambrooke) Leigh

(3.5 stars) β€’ 10 reviews

Packed with clever rhymes and lighthearted tales, this book tickles your funny bone while offering a glimpse into the social scene of another era.

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2015-08-11
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"Carols of Cockayne" by Henry S. Leigh is a collection of entertaining poems from the late 1800s, filled with humor and insights about society, relationships, and dreams. The book shares poems that were first enjoyed in magazines and at social events, offering a fun mix of stories and witty observations. Early poems, like "The Twins," use funny stories to explore misunderstandings, wanting more in life, and searching for love. Leigh's writing cleverly mixes jokes with thoughts about how people behave, making the book a charming look at life through poetry.

About the Author

Henry Sambrooke Leigh was an English writer and playwright.

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