Cupid's Cyclopedia

Cupid's Cyclopedia
Cupid's Cyclopedia, published in 1910, is a humorous work by English-born American author Oliver Herford, with illustrations by John Cecil Clay. This alphabetical compilation offers witty definitions related to love, showcasing Herford's mastery of satire and humor. The book concludes with 'Amoria,' a playful essay that serves as a travelogue to a fictional land of love. The text is enriched with illustrations that enhance the comedic elements of the definitions.

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