Publisher's Synopsis
Samuel Rogers was one of the great wits of his time, famous for his brilliant conversational style. In this volume, Alexander Dyce collects many of Rogers' most memorable remarks, along with additional comments by his friends and contemporaries. The result is a fascinating portrait of a bygone era, filled with wit, humor, and insight. A must-read for anyone interested in the art of conversation.
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