pUNNING.
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7 have never heard punning condemned
except by those who were incapable OF at
ta;n;pg too much excellence in this species
ef's Of wit. They seem to consider i beneath
their dignity to stoop to such trif1ings, and
will not deign to relax a muscle of their RI
old features at the happiest efforts Of a pun
ster. would not take the gift Of dignity
that is held on so slight tenure--that may
be laughed out of countenance by joke.
and frightened to death by word.-For
nv part, see no good reason why man
may not play upon words as we'll as any 9TH
er wind instrument; if pleasure is given, the
object is accomplished. The best concert
ever attended was the concert of punsters.