DIBBLE DAVIS

Dibble Davis, one of Foote's butts-in-ordinary, dining with him one

day at North-end, observed that "well as he loved porter, he could

never drink it without a head."

"That must be a mistake, Dibble," returned his host, "as you have done

so to my knowledge alone these twenty years."

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