Dialogue

 1 Repub|   said, that we are no great wits, I think that we had better
 2 Repub|     was so disordered in his wits as to be at one time the
 3 Repub|    not fear the jests of the wits which will be directed against
 4 Repub|   introduced the custom, the wits of that day might equally
 5 Repub|      be "pared by their fine wits," and no mistake. ~You got
 6 Repub| there is sad disorder in his wits? ~We must certainly offer
 7 Repub|  good, but the finer sort of wits say it is knowledge? ~Yes. ~
 8 Repub|   are obvious enough even to wits no better than ours; and
 9 Repub|     a one puffing and at his wits'-end, how can he avoid drawing
10 Repub|   too much disordered in his wits, when years have elapsed,