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Let us turn to the platform entertainer. Did you ever hear a public speaker enliven his lecture with numerous jokes and witty remarks, and watch him at the end of every point, hitch up his head, look through his glasses at his audience, then shut his mouth pertly with his under lip as if to say, There, that's funny, laugh at that!
The most Shallow class of egotists, however, are society bores, or conversational egotists, When one fool lolls his tongue out at another, And shakes his empty noddle at his brother.
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