You would make a pun if you were hanged for it.

Now, why should not a philosopher make a pun?

And a friend by my side, who never misses a chance to make a pun, added,-

I suppose you think nobody can make a pun or a pill, in the ship, but yourself?

A Vestal mustn't answer back or make a pun, no matter how good a chance she gets.

Did I make a pun, there?

If you find me cheek-by-jowl with Ursa Major when you come back, make a pun and he will go.

I have heard it said that a prominent literary man "could not understand the condition of mind it required to make a pun."

Whereupon we all pinched her for making a pun and went on shivering.

Another made a pun which so pleased the earl that he, too, was set free.

He makes a pun on Peter's name, and declares him the founder of his Church.

Tish seldom makes a pun, which she herself has said is the lowest form of humor.

He smiles to show he's made a pun.

Apemantus even made a pun, but there was no good laughter to be got out of Timon.

One made a pun on the well-known Bulgarian proverb, "he who sings means no evil".

"I don't believe that," said Tip, plainly; "anybody can make a pun."