The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman coverCHAPTER 28
CHAPTER 28

BOOK V

CHAPTER XXVIII

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Dear Yorick, said my father, smiling (for Yorick had broke his rank with my uncle Toby in coming through the narrow entry, and so had stepped first into the parlour) -- this Tristram of ours, I find, comes very hardly by all his religious rites.
-- Never was the son of Jew, Christian, Turk, or Infidel initiated into them in so oblique and slovenly a manner.