What creates the humorous effect in the passage mac flecknoe?

 find that the following is the most humorous passage from John Dryden's poem "Mac Flecknoe":

In prose and verse, was own'd, without dispute Through all the realms of Non-sense, absolute.  I find this passage humorous based upon the fact that I have always found the title of the poem humorous as well.  Outside of the title, I have also been intrigued by the "realms of Non-sense." The poem makes me think about walking into a land painted by Salvador Dali and arranged by Dante. The fact that there are, in reality, different levels of nonsense.   Dryden's poem, therefore, forces me to imagine a pla

1. canadian → ned land  2. resolving action → denouement3. narrator of twenty thousand leagues under the sea → pierre aronnax  4. novel of manners → social class   5. planned action → plot  6. samuel pepys → diary  7. omniscient; first-person, limited → point of view  8. ivanhoe → historical novel  9. robinson crusoe → novel of incident  10. abstract idea → theme of novel

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