The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman · Laurence Sterne

Volume III, Chapter 23

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----Then, Yorick, replied my uncle Toby, you and I will lead the way abreast,----and do you, corporal, follow a few paces behind us.----And Susannah, an’ please your honour, said Trim, shall be put in the rear.----’Twas an excellent disposition,--and in this order, without either drums beating, or colours flying, they marched slowly from my uncle Toby’s house to Shandy-hall._

----I wish, said Trim, as they entered the door,--instead of the sash weights, I had cut off the church spout, as I once thought to have done.--You have cut off spouts enow, replied Yorick._

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