Waes Hael, the Book of Toasts; Being, for the Most Part, Bubbles Gathered From the Wine of Others' wit, With, Here and There, an Occasional Humbler Gl

"Waes Hael, the Book of Toasts," compiled by James B. Herndon and others, is a fascinating collection of toasts, speeches, and witty sayings gathered from various sources. Published in 1904, this volume provides a glimpse into the social customs and rhetorical styles of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The book presents a diverse range of toasts, from the celebratory to the sentimental, offering insights into the values and sentiments of the era. With its blend of humor, wisdom, and historical context, "Waes Hael" serves as both an entertaining read and a valuable resource for understanding social history. The inclusion of original contributions alongside curated selections adds depth and charm to this unique anthology.

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