The first of April; $b or, The triumphs of folly: A poem dedicated to a celebrated duchess. By the author of The Diaboliad.

Author: Combe, William

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'The first of April; $b or, The triumphs of folly: A poem dedicated to a celebrated duchess' is a satirical and humorous poem written by William Combe. Set in the backdrop of April Fool's Day, the poem takes the reader on a whimsical journey filled with absurdity and wit. Through a series of comical events and characters, the poem explores the triumphs and follies of human nature, shedding light on the absurdities of society and the foibles of the upper class. With its clever wordplay and playful narrative, 'The first of April; $b or, The triumphs of folly' is a delightful and entertaining read.

Genres: Satire, Poetry, Humor
Themes: Folly, Absurdity, Social Critique

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