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The Hunting of the Snark is a classic nonsense verse by Lewis Carroll that charts the Bellman's crew as they set out on a comic quest to capture the elusive cosmic creature known as the Snark. The poem interweaves playful language, satire, and inventive imagery, making it a staple of children’s literature and a favorite among lovers of English wit and humor.
First publish date: 1876
Genre: Poetry/Narrative Poetry
Authors: Lewis Carroll
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