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nydus/The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, GentlemanPublic

A man describes his birth and upbringing through the adventures of his family.

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my uncle Toby use no other argument to prove his Hobbyhorse was a Hobbyhorse indeed, but by getting upon his back and riding him about;⁠—leaving the world, after that, to determine the point as it thought fit.

In good truth, my uncle Toby mounted him with so much pleasure, and he carried my uncle Toby so well,⁠⸺⁠that he troubled his head very little with what the world either said or thought about it.

It is now high time, however, that I give you a description of him:⁠—But to go on regularly, I only beg you will give me leave to acquaint you first, how my uncle Toby came by him.

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