The whimsical jester; or, something new; calculated for the amusement and instruction of persons of every description. Containing the most lively salies [sic] of wit ever displayed through the medium of frolicsome jokes, smart repartees, pleasant memoirs, ... The whole written in a style much superior to works under similar titles.
Southwark : printed by and for W. Kemmish,
[1798?]
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