A delightful collection of witty and satirical essays, this book showcases the irreverent humor and incisive social commentary of Douglas William Jerrold, one of the Victorian era's most celebrated playwrights and essayists. From insightful critiques of contemporary society to hilarious send-ups of literary tropes and conventions, these essays are sure to delight and entertain readers of all ages.

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