The comical fellow; Or, Wit and humour for town and country; containing the newest, drollest, laughable collection of pleasant adventures, wholesome stories, humourous sayings, entertaining tales, agreeable humbugs, meery waggaries, smart repartees, good quibbles, keen replies, diverting jests funny jokes, lively bon mots, excellent puns, curious bulls, and other flashes of merriment. The whole being freed from the old, stale and insip...d jests, which are in most other collections, and contain more wit and fun than any thing of the kind ever yet published, though at more than treble the price. By Tim. Gape, grin-master general.

  • Gape, Tim., Grin-master General.
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MDCCXCI. [1791]
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London : Printed for W. Lane, Leadenhall-Street, MDCCXCI. [1791]

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72p.,plate ; 120.

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ESTC T203041

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