I'm posting Grice's "Logic and Conversation" as a recommended reading. We're going over it in some detail in class in connection with Kripke's response to Donnellan, and Kripke's hard enough, so I chose not to require the Grice reading. But it is a classic and Grice's ideas here have been widely influential not just in philosophy but also in linguistics and artificial science.
(The print is ugly in the linked copy; I'm sure with some digging you could find a nicer one if you tried.)
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Here is a link to a copy that doesn't hurt the eyes as much:
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~lormand/phil/teach/lm/readings/Grice%20-%20Logic%20and%20conversation.htm
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