His humour is not so dainty as mine, but apt to be coarse and unmannerly.

Now John, or Jack, by the look of thee, thou art more used to be called.' 'Yes, your worship, when I am with old Molly and Betty Muxworthy.' 'Peace, thou forward varlet! There is a deal too much of thee.

We shall have to try short commons with thee, and thou art a very long common.
Ha, ha! Where is that rogue Spank?
Spank must hear that by-and-by.

It is beyond thy great thick head, Jack.' 'Not so, my lord; I have been at school, and had very bad jokes made upon me.' 'Ha, ha! It hath hit thee hard.

And faith, it would be hard to miss thee, even with harpoon.