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Quote by Ogden Nash

“In the world of mules there are no rules.”

Quote by Ogden Nash

Book:Ogden Nash's zoo

Work

Ogden Nash's zoo

Ogden Nash's zoo is a compilation of lighthearted and playful verses that celebrate the unique characteristics and behaviors of various animals. more

Author

Ogden Nash was an American poet known for his witty and humorous poetry. His works are characterized by their clever wordplay and satire, and have been beloved by readers. more

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