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

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the secret articles of the solemn treaty which has brought thee into this place?⁠—Art thou aware that at this instant, a daughter of Lucina is put obstetrically over thy head? Alas!⁠—’tis too true.⁠—Besides, great son of Pilumnus! what canst thou do?⁠—Thou hast come forth unarm’d;⁠—thou hast left thy tire-tête ,⁠—thy new-invented forceps ,⁠—thy crotchet ,⁠—thy squirt , and all thy instruments of salvation and deliverance, behind thee,⁠—By Heaven! at this moment they are hanging up in a green bays bag, betwixt thy two pistols, at the bed’s head!⁠—Ring;⁠—call;⁠—send Obadiah back upon the coach-horse to bring them with all speed.

⸺⁠Make great haste, Obadiah , quoth my father, and I’ll give thee a crown!⁠—and quoth my uncle Toby , I’ll give him another.

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