Inside these covers you will find a collection of licentious
limericks which have been handed down from generation to generation
by word of mouth, some of them for over a hundred years. Until
quite recently, few of these verses had ever appeared in print for
public consumption, although many had been privately printed and
circulated from time to time. This definitive collection of the
world's rudest, lewdest limericks will perhaps finally bestow
respectability upon stanzas long venerated in oral tradition. Most
of them are bawdy, some are wickedly clever - all are guaranteed to
raise a laugh. There was a young man from Kildare, Who was having
his girl on the stair; On the forty-fourth stroke, The banister
broke And he finished her off in mid-air.
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