J The Jest Book Mark Lemon
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The Jest Book

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A sharp reply, an awkward compliment and a pun on a familiar name can each fill an entry in Mark Lemon's collection of British wit. The Jest Book gathers seventeen hundred short jests, anecdotes and sayings, mixing older material with newer pieces drawn from books and conversation. Lemon's preface considers how jokes travel between generations and how the same remark comes to be credited to different speakers.

The entries move from noble households and barbers' shops to law courts and the theatre. Pope answers a prince with a flattering comparison, while Garrick and Foote exchange a theatrical tease. Short verse appears alongside dialogue, and many of the jokes depend on double meanings or a speaker's sudden reversal of an argument. Readers interested in the history of everyday humor will find a varied record of conversational timing, social pretensions and the small misunderstandings that make a punch line work.

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Pages
398
Language
English
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