The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman · Laurence Sterne
THE seventy-fourth chapter is come at last; and brings nothing with it but a sad signature of “How our pleasures slip from under us in this world!”
For in talking of my digression----I declare before heaven I have made it! What a strange creature is mortal man! said she.
’Tis very true, said I----but ’twere better to get all these things out of our heads, and return to my uncle Toby._
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