—What can they be doing? brother, said my father.—I think, replied my uncle Toby,—taking,
as I told you, his pipe from his mouth, and striking the ashes out of it as he began his …

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Laurence Sterne published his masterpiece The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy,
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… Toby Shandy, who had been often informed of the affair,-underſtood him very well. … could
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