Didn't know where they came from but they'd lodged in the more foetid
recesses of the mind for many years (Along with "Twas brillig and the
slivey toves.....). Even more personal as I now live in a place called
Belgrave.
AndrewF
>>Personal, unrepeatable favorites - not for the list!
>
>You do know that these were among the 100 or so printed in one volume
>some time during the 60's? Sorry I don't have the book or reference at
>the moment. I do remember making a tape recording of them for friends,
>using different accents for each reading appropriate to the character of
>each limerick. Great fun. I had to remake several of them; I laughed so
>hard I couldn't continue for a time...
>
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>les clark / edgewater, nj / usa
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