1
It don't sound beyond the power of a witty man like me.
2
He was not a witty man or a maker of epigrams.
3
How much easier it was to think he was just a clever, witty man.
4
I was willing to grant you that Monsieur de Bismarck was perhaps a witty man.
5
You ought to be a witty man, though one would scarcely charge you with that.
6
Oh, Shaw, my dear, is a dear, witty man-andhe's so funny and so fair.
7
Per their spokesman: He is a nice and polite man who is also a witty man.
8
In fact, to gull a fool seems to me an exploit worthy of a witty man.
9
Norris, who is a witty man, and not young, stultifies himself by keeping such company: and why?
10
Is not mine host a witty man?
11
He is a very witty man.
12
Kid was a witty man, usually overflowing with innocent mirth; even in sight of the gallows his humor was insuppressible.
13
A witty man he is in every respect, but of no good nature, nor a man ordinarily to be dealt with.
14
But tell me, now, thou witty man, what hast thou gotten there in that pouch by thy side and in that pottle?
15
And the little witty man again interposed: If you go with us, publican, you'll have two cheeks, a right and a left.
16
Calm eventually settles over Brennan, a warm and witty man at his kitchen table, but it is hard to revisit such pain.
