Society of Jolly Fellows. (1778). The story teller's magazine, or, A library of laughter: Being a general repository of humour, wit, and entertainment. Consisting of Remarkable tales, Extraordinary adventures, Entertaining histories, Pathetic eastern stories, Ingenious bon mots, Facetious jests, Poignant repartees, Celebrated songs. And every other species of humour, wit, instruction, and entertainment. Calculated to exhilarate the spirits, to amend the heart, and to improve the understanding. By a Society of Jolly Fellows, who delight in Mirth, but detest all manner of obscenity. Vol. I. Printed for J. Wenman, No. 144, Fleet-Street.
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationSociety of Jolly Fellows. The Story Teller's Magazine, or, A Library of Laughter: Being a General Repository of Humour, Wit, and Entertainment. Consisting of Remarkable Tales, Extraordinary Adventures, Entertaining Histories, Pathetic Eastern Stories, Ingenious Bon Mots, Facetious Jests, Poignant Repartees, Celebrated Songs. And Every Other Species of Humour, Wit, Instruction, and Entertainment. Calculated to Exhilarate the Spirits, to Amend the Heart, and to Improve the Understanding. By a Society of Jolly Fellows, Who Delight in Mirth, but Detest All Manner of Obscenity. Vol. I. London: Printed for J. Wenman, No. 144, Fleet-Street, 1778.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationSociety of Jolly Fellows. The Story Teller's Magazine, or, A Library of Laughter: Being a General Repository of Humour, Wit, and Entertainment. Consisting of Remarkable Tales, Extraordinary Adventures, Entertaining Histories, Pathetic Eastern Stories, Ingenious Bon Mots, Facetious Jests, Poignant Repartees, Celebrated Songs. And Every Other Species of Humour, Wit, Instruction, and Entertainment. Calculated to Exhilarate the Spirits, to Amend the Heart, and to Improve the Understanding. By a Society of Jolly Fellows, Who Delight in Mirth, but Detest All Manner of Obscenity. Vol. I. Printed for J. Wenman, No. 144, Fleet-Street, 1778.