Winter's wit; or, fun for cold weather. : Being a new and valuable collection of stories, songs and jests, calculated for general entertainment, and adapted to the taste of both sexes, and all ages. Comprizing, I. A select collection of authentic historical narratives of interesting events, and many very laughable stories. II. A great number of the most celebrated songs; including those lately sung at the theatres and public gardens. III. A variety of brilliant jests, witty repartees, queer sayings, comic jokes, and droll remarks; together with bulls, blunders, and humbugs, of English, Scotch, and Irish manufacture..
London, : Printed for C. Pine, in Pater-noster Row, and F. Richards, in Bell-Savage Yard, Ludgate-Hill.,
[1780?]
With a half-title.
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