Literary Classics, Short, Sweet, and Silly
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You can't get much more classical yet condensed than this. Imagine 585 page Moby Dick whittled down to two pages of verse, sung to the tune of “Mary Had a Little Lamb.” The huge Odyssey shrunken to a seven verse poem that begins, “No wussie was Ulysses.” And if you've always wanted to read the immense (I'm talking 4,215 pages!) Remembrance of Things Past, here is your opportunity; it has been compressed into one sixteen word sentence.
Lots of short, sweet, silly fun.