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A COWARDLY fellow having spoken impertinently to a gentleman, received a
violent box of the ear. He demanded whether that was meant in earnest.
Yes, sir, replied the other, without hesitation. The coward turned
away, saying, I am glad of it, sir, for I do not like such jests.
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