III. -- THAT A MAN MUST NOT LAUGH AT HIS OWN JEST

    t exaction surely ever invented upon ture! to expect a gentleman to give a treat  partaking of it; to sit esurient at able, and commend trengtouc rary, o see a aste o y; to c, flickering upon tongue is delivered of it. If it be good, fresten of t utters it never t it before, urally t to be tickled ; and any suppression of suco be cing.  does it seem to imply, but t your company is  sir you not at all, or but faintly? tly tleman in Mandeville, ly toy, affects o quot;see not.quot;