This book is a humorous collection of jokes, anecdotes, and satirical quips, compiled by the celebrated English artist William Hogarth. Presented as if from the perspective of his pet dog Toby, the book offers a unique insight into Hogarth's wit and sense of humor. With its irreverent tone and clever wordplay, this book is a must-read for fans of British comedy and satire.

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