"Molly O'Rigge" by Unknown is a collection of funny poems from the 1800s that uses wit to tell stories. These poems explore merry themes and social behavior of the time in a funny way. One telling of a woman named Molly navigates relationships with hopeful partners, showcasing a funny take on love. Other verses celebrate friendship and drinking. Several emphasize a deep connection and pride for one’s country. Each rhyming story creates a world where readers can experience romance, humor, and light-hearted perspectives on daily life.
Molly O'Rigge Sit Ye Awhile and Tipple a Bit. The Delights of Wine. Caledonia! Native Land! The Warrior Bard. Beadle of the Parish.
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Experience a funny journey through love, laughter, and national pride told through amusing verses from a bygone era.
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