The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman

-- -- But your honour's two razors shall be new set -- and I will get my Montero-cap furbish'd up, and put on poor lieutenant Le Fever's regimental coat, which your honour gave me to wear for his sake -- and as soon as your honour is clean shaved -- and has got your clean shirt on, with your blue and gold, or your fine scarlet -- -- -sometimes one and sometimes t'other -- and everything is ready for the attack -- we'll march up boldly, as if 'twas to the face of a bastion; and whilst your honour engages Mrs. Wadman in the parlour, to the right -- -- -I'll attack Mrs. Bridget in the kitchen, to the left; and having seiz'd the pass, I'll answer for it, said the corporal, snapping his fingers over his head -- that the day is our own.

I wish I may but manage it right; said my uncle Toby -- but I declare, corporal, I had rather march up to the very edge of a trench -- -- -