...either in life or on the ftage, is ufually fevere and fatirical. But mirth is the fource of FalftafFe's wit. He feems rather to invite you to partake of his merriment, than to attend to his jeft ; a perfon muft be ill-natured, as well as dull, who does not join in the mirth of this jovial...

...either in life or on the'ftage, rs*ufually fevere and fatirical. But Mirth is the fojurce of Falftaffe's Wit. He feems rather to invite you to partake of his merriment, than to attend to his jeft ; 1 •• a man a man muft be ill-natured, as well as dull, •who : does not join in the mirth...

...on the stage, is usually severe and satirical. But mirth is the source of Falstaffe's wit. He seems rather to invite you to partake of his merriment, than to attend to his jest : a man must be ill-natured, as well as dull, who does not join in the mirth of this jovial companion,...

...on the stage, is usually severe and satirical. But mirth is the source of Falstaffe's wit. He seems rather to invite you to partake of his merriment, than to attend to his jest : a man must be ill-natured, as well as dull, who does not join in the mirth of this jovial companion,...

...or on the stage is usually severe and satirical. But mirth is the source of Falstaff s wit. He seems rather to invite you to partake of his merriment than to attend to his jest; a person must be ill-natured as well as dull who does not join in the mirth of this jovial companion,...

...on the stage, is usually severe and satirical. But mirth is the source of Falstaff's wit. He seems rather to invite you to partake of his merriment than to attend to his jest. . . . He joins the finesse of wit with the drollery of humour. Humour is a kind of grotesque...