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Английского достаточно. The longest palindromic novel: Lawrence Levine’s Dr. Awkward & Olson in Oslo. In 1986, Lawrence Levine published the 31,954-word Dr. Awkward & Olson in Oslo. Like Stephen’s letter, the novel is primarily gibberish.
Вот пример коротенького палиндромного эссе того же автора:
Tacit, I hate gas,
(aroma of evil), a nut, sleep,
no meIons, drawers, bards,
Eta Delta, ebon, a hare, macaroni,
stone raps, id, a lass lion,
apses, ore, lines, a loner, war -
oh, bait I hate! - jam, ugh;
cabs, warts too, spas, Odin, roes.
I revile dope, naps, a wagon
add a sob - oh, damn it!
(so do dodos, ahem) - lepers? mark up a love -
sips, editors, tops, rime, denim,
repose (alas, simoleons), loops, rats, gals,
a tar bag and a maniac Cain, <-- здесь точка реверса, между maniac и Cain
a mad nag, a brat , a sIag star, spooIs,
Noel - O Miss Al Aesop, ermined emirs,
pots, rot I despise; Volapuk,
rams repel me (ha! so do dodos),
tin, mad hobos, add a nog,
a wasp, an epode, liver.
I scorn "I do," sap, soot, straws,
Bach, gum - a jet? ah, it I abhor -
a wren? O Ia! senile roses, pan oils, salad;
I spare not sin or a camera (ha!
no BeatIe), dates, drabs, rewards,
no lemon peels, tuna,
live foam or a sage Tahiti cat.
