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trigram	frequency
of tristram shandy	26
it is not	24
and it is	24
the sentimental journey	23
to have been	22
one of the	22
at any rate	22
but it is	20
my uncle toby	20
is to be	16
the th of	16
of the world	15
seems to have	15
of one of	14
that it was	14
which he had	14
there is no	13
of the most	12
in the first	12
the fact that	12
that of the	12
it would be	12
i do not	11
on the whole	11
in which he	11
it is a	11
of his life	11
it may be	11
seem to have	11
the end of	11
it is in	10
on the th	10
it is to	10
the author of	10
one of those	10
in the world	10
it must be	10
to the world	10
wife and daughter	10
point of view	9
it was not	9
of the two	9
which he was	9
he seems to	9
in which the	9
his wife and	9
part of the	9
as to the	9
there is a	9
one of his	8
not so much	8
of his own	8
of the first	8
must have been	8
would have been	8
out of the	8
a matter of	8
as has been	8
when he is	8
end of the	8
than that of	7
is in the	7
to which he	7
in those days	7
the other hand	7
have been a	7
he had been	7
as well as	7
to believe that	7
in the same	7
a man of	7
author of the	7
as it is	7
as it was	7
on the other	7
we find him	7
in a letter	7
of the man	7
there is nothing	7
in the year	7
and it may	7
and in the	7
that he had	7
there can be	7
it is true	7
it seems to	7
of the same	6
more than a	6
for a moment	6
the age of	6
the st of	6
was in the	6
not in the	6
it is the	6
so much as	6
and to the	6
there was no	6
it will be	6
to hall stevenson	6
in any case	6
by way of	6
the middle of	6
tristram shandy and	6
as regards the	6
given to the	6
he writes to	6
of the book	6
said my uncle	6
appears to have	6
by the end	6
to make a	6
is that the	6
the man who	6
of which he	6
as soon as	6
could not be	6
and that he	6
tristram shandy had	6
and there is	6
i have been	6
of the novel	6
the first volume	6
to make the	6
some of the	6
has been said	6
in one of	6
the name of	6
in the south	5
by no means	5
the anatomy of	5
humour of the	5
in the former	5
him in the	5
to say that	5
as a matter	5
it is by	5
with which he	5
when he was	5
of the month	5
even in the	5
and in a	5
may be called	5
is not the	5
more than the	5
of his letters	5
of the whole	5
a few weeks	5
that sterne was	5
it was to	5
seems to me	5
of which sterne	5
in his own	5
that he was	5
of the author	5
the publication of	5
of the public	5
between the two	5
volume of tristram	5
that he is	5
which sterne had	5
all of them	5
in the next	5
in the sense	5
that there is	5
out of his	5
that he would	5
it would seem	5
the month of	5
in the way	5
on the subject	5
the best of	5
is not to	5
not till the	5
account of the	5
creative and dramatic	5
to be found	5
which it is	5
as a man	5
of the good	5
the point of	5
a good deal	5
anatomy of melancholy	5
of the year	5
what may be	5
a piece of	5
set of sermons	5
is of the	5
volumes of tristram	4
and though the	4
in the country	4
not seem to	4
he would not	4
he was not	4
is not so	4
was not the	4
that is to	4
the duke of	4
not have been	4
said to have	4
in tristram shandy	4
goes on to	4
in the latter	4
the time when	4
be called the	4
he should have	4
that tristram shandy	4
which it was	4
almost as much	4
in which his	4
the idea of	4
out of a	4
the form of	4
a couple of	4
his stay in	4
a great deal	4
the date of	4
he must have	4
and it was	4
th of march	4
is it not	4
that in the	4
that this was	4
in the memoir	4
the character of	4
destined to be	4
not to be	4
is nothing in	4
was to be	4
do not think	4
a man who	4
and then in	4
and the other	4
is not till	4
and he was	4
and his brother	4
had not been	4
may be that	4
of human character	4
in the last	4
there is something	4
it was in	4
to the same	4
a passage in	4
and sixth volumes	4
it does not	4
a few days	4
sense of the	4
a little too	4
the person of	4
there was a	4
the place of	4
the power of	4
it is certain	4
might well have	4
at least a	4
france and italy	4
might have been	4
as i can	4
maria of moulines	4
of his characters	4
return to england	4
can be no	4
something more than	4
with his wife	4
and not the	4
may be said	4
the figure of	4
matter of fact	4
part of his	4
in which it	4
the way of	4
on the contrary	4
and that the	4
the part of	4
of the earlier	4
likely to be	4
of the parish	4
one or two	4
of the picture	4
shandy and the	4
opinions of tristram	4
it is an	4
it is of	4
fifth and sixth	4
was destined to	4
can hardly be	4
it is this	4
the house of	4
one can hardly	4
but in the	4
in this case	4
it in my	4
as it may	4
so far as	4
as much as	4
of the last	4
as a rule	4
in the person	4
sense in which	4
for some time	4
with all the	4
which he has	4
the sermons of	4
two or three	4
it is only	4
it in the	4
the relations between	4
the seventh volume	4
the cause of	4
up to the	4
he would say	4
as in the	4
no more than	4
of the next	4
and when he	4
in the sentimental	4
the incident of	4
it was the	4
it as the	4
most of the	4
are to be	4
in the course	3
from paris to	3
part in the	3
up to london	3
in the above	3
he was a	3
two brothers shandy	3
of the regiment	3
to show that	3
isle of wight	3
of those who	3
creature of the	3
the day after	3
in the mind	3
and noble creature	3
be said to	3
of the heart	3
for there is	3
which madame de	3
as in london	3
john hall stevenson	3
of the church	3
the materials for	3
of his brother	3
the life of	3
and if i	3
that he should	3
so to speak	3
is to say	3
is certain that	3
it is nevertheless	3
of human nature	3
not a few	3
say that the	3
the memory of	3
period of his	3
great deal of	3
at the very	3
as it would	3
i can find	3
uncle toby is	3
from the fact	3
which had been	3
for his wife	3
son of the	3
to suppose that	3
in this letter	3
from the anatomy	3
the creative and	3
man of the	3
it had been	3
in the whole	3
as the other	3
the case of	3
to miss fourmantelle	3
he had ever	3
in his letters	3
in paris was	3
for his own	3
ever likely to	3
from internal evidence	3
man who has	3
with my uncle	3
hardly have been	3
idea of the	3
there are no	3
of his having	3
at the outset	3
the arrival of	3
with which the	3
he speaks of	3
the sentimental traveller	3
there is the	3
the beginning of	3
of his character	3
of real life	3
that they are	3
feeling of the	3
the subject of	3
by the fact	3
the first two	3
another of his	3
the style of	3
he was in	3
and for the	3
i have got	3
from the first	3
who had been	3
in order to	3
the first to	3
all the world	3
he writes in	3
look at the	3
the work of	3
more real than	3
a few months	3
it is difficult	3
soon as he	3
of it in	3
soon as i	3
for one of	3
have been written	3
in the two	3
of the former	3
to the last	3
it was a	3
excellent and noble	3
say his prayers	3
in the book	3
but i have	3
tristram shandy was	3
a purse of	3
of their lives	3
he was at	3
the regiment was	3
it to be	3
it is probable	3
if not all	3
the midst of	3
the vicar of	3
life at sutton	3
in days when	3
of the very	3
the earl of	3
it can hardly	3
with that of	3
so much of	3
by him in	3
that it is	3
of the latter	3
the isle of	3
of jesus college	3
it is possible	3
to work upon	3
by this time	3
and as i	3
and the sentimental	3
he may be	3
of the many	3
of the english	3
the delights of	3
something of the	3
the prodigal son	3
most excellent and	3
please your reverence	3
the autumn of	3
in the midst	3
it is that	3
could have been	3
was almost as	3
those who have	3
the effect of	3
instalment of tristram	3
the dead ass	3
and of the	3
the not very	3
which his daughter	3
is the same	3
a year or	3
the dying man	3
and it would	3
of my own	3
so much the	3
we should have	3
here and there	3
the fascinating widow	3
be found in	3
the count de	3
relations with his	3
his letters to	3
both of them	3
a part of	3
which seems to	3
of this letter	3
was one of	3
be able to	3
the kind of	3
to the fact	3
a little more	3
and we are	3
into the world	3
in the autumn	3
was not in	3
after his arrival	3
on the st	3
but most of	3
him to us	3
time when he	3
breathed his last	3
in his day	3
author of tristram	3
that there are	3
as he is	3
of the time	3
publication of the	3
i have not	3
the charge of	3
the history of	3
of a man	3
of the literary	3
merry with the	3
on one side	3
noble creature of	3
the habit of	3
have attempted to	3
in a certain	3
the return of	3
but a few	3
vicar of sutton	3
has pointed out	3
more or less	3
by the former	3
would be no	3
as it were	3
which was to	3
in his hand	3
that by the	3
it has been	3
must be admitted	3
and not of	3
the former case	3
at his best	3
at least one	3
you see a	3
i have a	3
the german war	3
of the yorick	3
would be the	3
reason to believe	3
th of the	3
as much known	3
out of one	3
in our own	3
first two volumes	3
passage in the	3
spite of the	3
of his humour	3
and then the	3
the spring of	3
had already been	3
and what is	3
and the first	3
as he had	3
the sermon on	3
does not seem	3
to me to	3
they do not	3
i should imagine	3
to a certain	3
of my uncle	3
be made to	3
is the best	3
in the great	3
recourse to ourselves	3
primary condition of	3
which has been	3
i will go	3
to a friend	3
madame de medalle	3
and many a	3
middle of the	3
replied the commissary	3
of the sentimental	3
the first rank	3
those of the	3
of the word	3
sterne had already	3
that i was	3
writes to a	3
description of the	3
and dramatic power	3
the primary condition	3
at least as	3
the sense of	3
the story of	3
too much of	3
visit to the	3
for any one	3
the heart of	3
of the sermon	3
i am going	3
we think of	3
and opinions of	3
made their appearance	3
the humour of	3
of the new	3
is not likely	3
of the kind	3
in defence of	3
to his daughter	3
be admitted that	3
in the letter	3
is the more	3
at the moment	3
of this kind	3
this is a	3
return of the	3
st of january	3
within a few	3
to the king	3
as to his	3
may have been	3
the fifth and	3
and his wife	3
the same sort	3
at the age	3
the broad jests	3
at the time	3
to one of	3
he had made	3
a few miles	3
i should be	3
the course of	3
the first week	3
a month or	3
sterne as a	3
at this time	3
was able to	3
the better of	3
act of parliament	3
it was meant	3
of the rev	3
the whole scene	3
to us of	3
shandy and his	3
to be supposed	3
the mind of	3
in spite of	3
of his time	3
to the continent	3
as the sentimental	3
to have made	3
of the scene	3
to which the	3
had begun to	3
much to say	3
the above passage	3
the simplicity of	3
as a writer	3
place in english	3
in my uncle	3
of the second	3
letters to miss	3
to be the	3
years of his	3
sterne did not	3
he did not	3
that of a	3
that there was	3
a letter to	3
the two brothers	3
and believe me	2
of may sterne	2
of a few	2
on the day	2
from the pulpit	2
to admit that	2
the composition of	2
of some service	2
to sterne to	2
three months at	2
so is the	2
to a far	2
with its own	2
at which sterne	2
from that time	2
but though the	2
his illustrations of	2
him very much	2
least of it	2
difference between the	2
more than one	2
that i am	2
contrast between the	2
me to be	2
from the lips	2
for the pulpit	2
he had already	2
no time to	2
returned to coxwold	2
sketch of the	2
which he took	2
think of him	2
and the scene	2
the man of	2
is the most	2
of that month	2
and i wish	2
as little as	2
his mode of	2
was afterwards to	2
kingdoms and provinces	2
the world to	2
must be said	2
to spare for	2
a typical specimen	2
himself away from	2
one regrets to	2
show that he	2
in this year	2
whether it would	2
by the way	2
little doubt that	2
to perceive that	2
meant to be	2
was back again	2
is open to	2
away by a	2
most of them	2
it is at	2
of the french	2
in actual fact	2
letters which madame	2
he might have	2
a touch of	2
speaking in his	2
to say the	2
to eliza letters	2
of january was	2
the portrait of	2
in its way	2
the change from	2
to practise it	2
the least of	2
to be carried	2
nature of the	2
letter to his	2
much of self	2
have been the	2
in the newspapers	2
of his school	2
the conclusion of	2
sue for mercy	2
each other in	2
of that day	2
nothing to the	2
he is never	2
think i shall	2
at this period	2
style at all	2
droll foible was	2
and i am	2
the quality of	2
that sterne received	2
for such a	2
captain shandy is	2
humour in the	2
dinners and suppers	2
if a man	2
i beseech you	2
a little merry	2
the lady baussiere	2
had just been	2
say the least	2
was part of	2
believing that the	2
was not so	2
we are as	2
from this that	2
a visit to	2
rather than the	2
to his wife	2
whole scene is	2
to stay another	2
shaft flying with	2
of the various	2
in which we	2
count de bissie	2
which is the	2
from the life	2
only in the	2
of the character	2
the concern of	2
to which i	2
for him the	2
the artist has	2
and in such	2
have been unable	2
or that i	2
that he owed	2
of his french	2
consideration of the	2
of its reception	2
that the reader	2
is no small	2
petticoat for his	2
his intention of	2
the good of	2
before the end	2
in terms of	2
he had promised	2
and not in	2
he was back	2
of offence to	2
of condition and	2
at least among	2
the region of	2
to be met	2
spring of the	2
as distinct from	2
but it was	2
the offence in	2
he had to	2
with miss fourmantelle	2
may have had	2
a year after	2
to the most	2
his angels to	2
paris as in	2
till the middle	2
the cry for	2
the first statute	2
that one is	2
triumph of virtue	2
be said of	2
the hardships of	2
more kinds than	2
as i have	2
interest in his	2
himself to the	2
with bag and	2
for good or	2
the book is	2
upon one knee	2
purity and delicacy	2
as the author	2
defence of the	2
the natural son	2
enough that sterne	2
he will not	2
the two men	2
believe that it	2
decayed kinsman of	2
evidence that tristram	2
in right of	2
the author does	2
of it to	2
to do him	2
parish of st	2
of my friends	2
mortuis nil nisi	2
appear to have	2
he had a	2
the sense in	2
any of the	2
due to the	2
get to toulouse	2
in the spring	2
purposes as a	2
there is more	2
as the most	2
few miles of	2
the droll foible	2
the year of	2
half of the	2
there seems no	2
with me to	2
the next day	2
some of them	2
it is certainly	2
relations between the	2
is not always	2
of thought and	2
could hardly have	2
but always in	2
life in the	2
in somewhat incongruous	2
they are very	2
may be suspected	2
my wife and	2
have been taken	2
that the man	2
had gained the	2
and early years	2
which he shows	2
than those of	2
was the first	2
as a mere	2
i could not	2
few days later	2
in six or	2
a father to	2
to hear that	2
and who is	2
to show signs	2
an act of	2
the first instance	2
of a good	2
that the hand	2
he had served	2
a sufficiency of	2
to this period	2
so long as	2
pensioner of peterhouse	2
to account for	2
from me by	2
he had left	2
in his looks	2
those of a	2
i go on	2
show that this	2
turn of his	2
keep clear of	2
the parish priest	2
o my tullia	2
terms of high	2
will be generally	2
and in many	2
that at least	2
month or two	2
a week or	2
the parish of	2
be accounted for	2
in the early	2
when we are	2
friends of the	2
of sterne is	2
he will be	2
in which there	2
to be printed	2
and which his	2
of a hundred	2
of moulines is	2
not at all	2
much ado about	2
the real truth	2
their creator in	2
all that is	2
to him on	2
in the most	2
hour with great	2
he does not	2
being able to	2
but which i	2
addition to the	2
passing them off	2
turn out to	2
sterne received something	2
and all his	2
of these sermons	2
in matters of	2
the conveyance of	2
is the very	2
the abbess and	2
the first edition	2
in my own	2
was the latter	2
winter at toulouse	2
kinds than one	2
him in this	2
again and again	2
and a man	2
and yet a	2
nil nisi bonum	2
that i should	2
the voyage to	2
admit that the	2
that he did	2
that sterne is	2
house in the	2
and we may	2
write paragraphs in	2
the nature of	2
for the way	2
was very much	2
little merry with	2
would scarcely have	2
would be a	2
with all his	2
it might be	2
never be undone	2
better of the	2
of the name	2
the description of	2
at one time	2
of one vessel	2
i propose to	2
or in the	2
knew not so	2
just as it	2
i wrote to	2
by one who	2
many a passage	2
the process of	2
true of the	2
had already begun	2
a biography of	2
in this matter	2
and another child	2
say that he	2
to be again	2
for which the	2
sterne does not	2
they made their	2
nearly all the	2
his own sensibilities	2
applies to it	2
to be noted	2
livres four sous	2
that the worst	2
it is sometimes	2
to the contrary	2
will not be	2
which i have	2
the third volume	2
pickering and pocklington	2
when it is	2
abbess and novice	2
than a month	2
th of january	2
his way back	2
dead ass of	2
a letter of	2
vehicle for the	2
that they could	2
whom he has	2
in his sermons	2
with a grand	2
charge of plagiarism	2
have met with	2
be this as	2
his life at	2
by such a	2
that all the	2
halifax and cambridge	2
humour and sentiment	2
the world will	2
in a few	2
it pleased god	2
and i have	2
place in the	2
it was carried	2
that his wife	2
will never be	2
that he might	2
it is enough	2
series of sermons	2
and of his	2
the amount of	2
style and general	2
interest of his	2
instalment of the	2
and for his	2
of sermons which	2
have been beyond	2
the world is	2
the same way	2
the artistic point	2
for his purposes	2
a life of	2
but if we	2
uncle toby of	2
yorick and eliza	2
to the university	2
in his ways	2
is ever likely	2
to you and	2
all his days	2
and all the	2
came to him	2
life in london	2
pastime in the	2
him to make	2
age of three	2
from any biography	2
name of a	2
had been a	2
which sterne makes	2
finished by the	2
to the isle	2
and his fooleries	2
attempted to show	2
though not very	2
i am not	2
himself against the	2
of a knight	2
be met with	2
with my wife	2
to note the	2
that i had	2
state of health	2
inferred from the	2
be no very	2
of the passage	2
seem to me	2
from his own	2
school and university	2
ready to be	2
whither he went	2
from the second	2
must in fairness	2
was no longer	2
the lapse of	2
to lead a	2
of this year	2
to tear himself	2
within and without	2
a moment at	2
are ready to	2
when a soldier	2
the triumph of	2
by a man	2
any biography of	2
or so it	2
presentment of the	2
to a good	2
stay in paris	2
died on the	2
the two new	2
the manner of	2
to strike a	2
incident of the	2
but he was	2
any one who	2
no good reason	2
intention of wintering	2
as fast as	2
and with a	2
and the result	2
which are not	2
the only known	2
there is some	2
not write paragraphs	2
the world with	2
with no more	2
with the hot	2
wanting in dignity	2
set out for	2
labours of the	2
to each other	2
good or evil	2
say nothing of	2
i verily believe	2
his own life	2
that they were	2
characters of the	2
was not to	2
the man sterne	2
i am never	2
as a humourist	2
sent me to	2
cause of his	2
all his angels	2
figure of mr	2
upon which he	2
to which they	2
it not better	2
it will not	2
the thing to	2
officer of the	2
she went to	2
i have some	2
that we are	2
need hardly say	2
and rector of	2
that the most	2
one of these	2
of the high	2
at toulouse for	2
these two last	2
everlasting act of	2
in the county	2
the winter of	2
in magna charta	2
the most excellent	2
reception by the	2
the shandy gallery	2
a week after	2
turn of thought	2
and thence to	2
world with a	2
not be as	2
received something more	2
disposed to make	2
and we get	2
that this story	2
baggage for dublin	2
to do with	2
greater than that	2
or even in	2
which he speaks	2
his day to	2
light upon the	2
to his friends	2
in the simple	2
very much hurt	2
is possible that	2
of the preceding	2
i know not	2
and who had	2
to be added	2
is a bad	2
his london triumph	2
the only woman	2
was the time	2
according to the	2
best of all	2
his friends the	2
the rest of	2
sentimental journey was	2
seems to be	2
for the winter	2
on both sides	2
the success of	2
form of art	2
in the pulpit	2
would not write	2
what is it	2
which they are	2
and the fifth	2
of mediaeval doctors	2
in english literature	2
as to be	2
good warm watchcoat	2
little more than	2
of a mere	2
there would be	2
to his own	2
in the case	2
much hurt at	2
the widow wadman	2
his father had	2
in my face	2
do him justice	2
that i shall	2
and baggage for	2
to thy mother	2
so good as	2
but it can	2
to do this	2
wintering in the	2
a real sentiment	2
in virtue of	2
to those who	2
and from this	2
during his stay	2
was to sue	2
for believing that	2
a lady of	2
of place as	2
upon his hands	2
it is scarcely	2
meeting with wife	2
who had just	2
is as though	2
was in reality	2
the mixture of	2
and the incident	2
he had but	2
halifax school the	2
it was by	2
have so little	2
a dozen times	2
that i do	2
about the th	2
if he is	2
the importance of	2
his own person	2
of the place	2
shut the door	2
of his work	2
of the army	2
rapid and hasty	2
a year before	2
only a few	2
is far from	2
by one of	2
and it will	2
on this subject	2
and there are	2
they are not	2
for three months	2
was ordered to	2
it seems clear	2
in the language	2
been admitted to	2
too much to	2
laid under contribution	2
in a more	2
from whom it	2
the regiment to	2
that sterne should	2
story of the	2
the most important	2
of wintering in	2
as i am	2
be said for	2
are not only	2
the lips of	2
the reader is	2
do not always	2
a few words	2
at all in	2
i must ever	2
an ungrateful person	2
a much more	2
us of this	2
from the time	2
condition of success	2
but there are	2
a broken heart	2
of his nature	2
as a good	2
life and opinions	2
have been upon	2
to praise my	2
vessel into another	2
the fact of	2
the public of	2
in the wilderness	2
as heartily as	2
that they would	2
at that time	2
it is hardly	2
of skelton castle	2
the merit of	2
as a parson	2
than the somewhat	2
and to have	2
to us in	2
of this element	2
misfortune in the	2
victim in the	2
admixture of the	2
of an old	2
condition and learning	2
two volumes of	2
much of the	2
is allowing his	2
we seem to	2
an influence upon	2
with one of	2
flying with the	2
it should seem	2
whom it was	2
belong to the	2
to play the	2
to look at	2
an account of	2
is evidence that	2
been on the	2
contrary to the	2
far as the	2
by which he	2
for a few	2
the feet of	2
and by the	2
with a view	2
the spanish romance	2
an old man	2
is about to	2
which may be	2
seems to imply	2
year or so	2
admission of the	2
kind to thy	2
sterne to say	2
some time in	2
the purposes of	2
if they were	2
him to come	2
not merely that	2
that this last	2
close of the	2
were all very	2
i think i	2
it is quite	2
is probable that	2
good or bad	2
the occasion of	2
bonds of friendship	2
insight into character	2
as he was	2
he would add	2
the trouble of	2
with reference to	2
the father of	2
none of the	2
on the part	2
the mass of	2
for an ungrateful	2
at full length	2
early days of	2
i set out	2
first week of	2
to become the	2
the meaning of	2
somehow or other	2
in july he	2
characteristic of the	2
revealed to the	2
of his wife	2
he begins to	2
the two great	2
and we have	2
now was the	2
case of a	2
is said to	2
suspicion of the	2
he is allowing	2
the head of	2
and general characteristics	2
the presence of	2
said the commissary	2
the time to	2
was sent to	2
amount of this	2
been in the	2
it is open	2
bag and baggage	2
of the biographer	2
with the two	2
was to bring	2
last days and	2
the hot chestnut	2
character of his	2
which the young	2
former bonds of	2
whether he would	2
whom they are	2
purse of gold	2
had taken a	2
to the end	2
as he relates	2
actors would call	2
glides off into	2
all sorts of	2
the sound of	2
and daughter were	2
style of his	2
seventh volume of	2
year or two	2
which he himself	2
in madame de	2
two great writers	2
success in the	2
all thy family	2
second set of	2
will be seen	2
this letter we	2
are not to	2
possible that the	2
sterne and her	2
meaning of one	2
their joining him	2
been unable to	2
in the actual	2
the trick of	2
the philosopher and	2
those who do	2
is that of	2
was not till	2
stay another year	2
he goes on	2
the gold sleeve	2
there is evidence	2
of the german	2
i have already	2
the book was	2
have been at	2
were in the	2
two new volumes	2
is difficult to	2
he had fallen	2
of view it	2
the first place	2
very likely have	2
of the affair	2
with the scissors	2
a young nobleman	2
in her favour	2
the hands of	2
more marked than	2
in the morning	2
and this he	2
one who had	2
in the famous	2
yorick to eliza	2
is such as	2
some of these	2
of the dialogue	2
analysis of this	2
paragraphs in the	2
the expenses of	2
on the very	2
came to be	2
on the return	2
the two other	2
towards the close	2
to that of	2
of the th	2
of his correspondence	2
to say nothing	2
to be so	2
it is evident	2
between the philosopher	2
may be as	2
his mind by	2
from that of	2
the events of	2
in almost every	2
he asks whether	2
was a point	2
with whom he	2
not likely that	2
colonel to fix	2
of creative power	2
by land to	2
for i was	2
a passage of	2
date than this	2
i have attempted	2
with the power	2
for the meaning	2
day of the	2
it is almost	2
learned to practise	2
his head was	2
the vigo expedition	2
the birth of	2
in my hand	2
in the month	2
was out of	2
one vessel into	2
heart with the	2
was at the	2
ridicule of the	2
of these conditions	2
in favour of	2
that he will	2
does not need	2
journey through france	2
in the spanish	2
the young sizar	2
debate on the	2
of the intellectual	2
at one point	2
yet i cannot	2
volumes of shandy	2
of the winter	2
lamented him very	2
the original of	2
which i had	2
and the same	2
side of the	2
must be confessed	2
for the best	2
i am worn	2
whether he had	2
even in that	2
of laurence sterne	2
may if you	2
was that of	2
as i was	2
of the writer	2
of which the	2
a woman of	2
and it must	2
before we finally	2
i dare say	2
be noted hereafter	2
and the more	2
of them have	2
me to the	2
cast away by	2
in little more	2
can find nothing	2
the bit of	2
it seems that	2
as it might	2
of his death	2
there is pathos	2
it is impossible	2
which he is	2
it is curious	2
sterne had been	2
not to say	2
recital of the	2
of the reader	2
the marvel of	2
london for the	2
far greater than	2
he has not	2
word for word	2
at last to	2
extent to which	2
evidence to show	2
you have much	2
we get a	2
preached at the	2
sterne himself was	2
of the infinite	2
is this which	2
itself in the	2
would now be	2
artistic point of	2
no tendency to	2
of the matter	2
the condition of	2
marvel of marvels	2
a far more	2
from which they	2
added to the	2
philosopher and his	2
of this extraordinary	2
the consolation of	2
touches of the	2
was capable of	2
when we think	2
is more excuse	2
in other words	2
six or seven	2
to say of	2
of the humorous	2
of the dead	2
god and all	2
wish to be	2
some of his	2
the series of	2
of scenes and	2
to his knees	2
the same rope	2
but this is	2
that series of	2
and though sterne	2
of his literary	2
to the question	2
the traveller who	2
to publish a	2
trick of style	2
usual with him	2
the world until	2
the appearance of	2
the book had	2
all very sorry	2
was once more	2
all must die	2
which belong to	2
in so many	2
not been in	2
mode in which	2
he began to	2
to turn back	2
it is clear	2
can be little	2
no doubt as	2
two volumes were	2
to a son	2
incongruities of human	2
the sincerity of	2
consciousness in the	2
of its own	2
we gather from	2
he lived to	2
been treated with	2
not that this	2
tristram shandy that	2
men of condition	2
on it will	2
touched in with	2
he was certainly	2
the humour is	2
be inferred from	2
of the divine	2
have got conveyed	2
not wanting in	2
men in the	2
to keep the	2
for a year	2
sermon on the	2
and his letters	2
master was very	2
figure of the	2
and with painful	2
his obligations to	2
so many months	2
in one respect	2
with the wind	2
the extent to	2
of the voyage	2
to have temporarily	2
it was part	2
of all the	2
in such a	2
th of that	2
need to be	2
show signs of	2
angels to witness	2
the master of	2
in these days	2
of the more	2
of the late	2
out of an	2
that time he	2
is not a	2
i get to	2
and thus he	2
as the great	2
qualities of humour	2
of the comic	2
of this series	2
by whom they	2
when i was	2
the good fellow	2
the sweet retirement	2
we see the	2
condition of the	2
life and colour	2
and the latter	2
accident of the	2
swift and fielding	2
to see the	2
internal evidence to	2
later date than	2
writing in order	2
be said that	2
along with the	2
for a sermon	2
had not yet	2
of the grand	2
it may well	2
advance of the	2
upon the occasion	2
of his daughter	2
that he lives	2
direct from the	2
the image of	2
is curious to	2
the most famous	2
and a little	2
supposed to have	2
was meant to	2
afterwards to become	2
in many a	2
no suspicion of	2
be no doubt	2
in all seriousness	2
at the great	2
in the novel	2
the humours of	2
to have it	2
be held to	2
the wife of	2
to the best	2
that she was	2
to come and	2
so it seems	2
a point to	2
style of sterne	2
of a purse	2
character of its	2
episode in the	2
who can be	2
in my life	2
to do so	2
a mere piece	2
the journey to	2
of the words	2
be the merest	2
colloquies between the	2
appears to me	2
by a most	2
to her and	2
society of the	2
ever ready to	2
in the face	2
letter above quoted	2
does not here	2
as far as	2
to the post	2
of life and	2
from one of	2
tear himself away	2
the french comedy	2
the list of	2
and the quarrel	2
to the sentimental	2
as much in	2
had taken the	2
sermon on conscience	2
birth to a	2
certain that sterne	2
the first of	2
as we have	2
looked forward to	2
not all the	2
to discuss the	2
no other writer	2
an everlasting act	2
of the distraught	2
to cry at	2
and the next	2
his colonel to	2
yet a few	2
he looked up	2
literary point of	2
upon it as	2
an incident which	2
it was his	2
the world began	2
that the materials	2
the war office	2
and as a	2
of the creative	2
to comfort the	2
the close of	2
and at last	2
that sterne himself	2
and so long	2
way in which	2
it is more	2
is one of	2
a volume of	2
pure and delicate	2
to justify the	2
ass of nampont	2
return to the	2
on the point	2
down to the	2
and with one	2
believe that this	2
to make us	2
to his friend	2
should have been	2
thoughts and phrases	2
in fear of	2
in no other	2
is not known	2
separation from his	2
passages from the	2
with one more	2
in the habit	2
cry at it	2
he has been	2
well have been	2
and deepening the	2
life of the	2
with a few	2
does not appear	2
any one else	2
the next year	2
subject of the	2
at last a	2
those about him	2
six livres four	2
to in the	2
or even the	2
the face of	2
in a man	2
go with her	2
count for much	2
in a passage	2
with wife and	2
from the very	2
i declare i	2
those who talk	2
playing the good	2
this letter was	2
delivered from the	2
of the famous	2
and sterne was	2
good of the	2
likely have been	2
by sterne in	2
it has a	2
was finished by	2
to conceal the	2
shall not be	2
to be drawn	2
as was the	2
when he had	2
that sterne did	2
of the deeper	2
of the abbess	2
how she had	2
days and death	2
the next volume	2
a view to	2
there is much	2
must be owned	2
a child of	2
which he afterwards	2
no reason to	2
or the triumph	2
his brother is	2
more of a	2
he will do	2
of style and	2
the corporal and	2
it is then	2
since the world	2
had i not	2
in london to	2
year of the	2
in a month	2
to be a	2
first statute in	2
days of the	2
be little doubt	2
them and their	2
an empty belly	2
a certain measure	2
the gaieties of	2
than in the	2
the benefit of	2
wrote to her	2
the opinions of	2
tristram shandy in	2
ever met with	2
had been on	2
of success in	2
to do but	2
an argument ad	2
of christian names	2
other of his	2
and if you	2
much known in	2
ceased to be	2
to be done	2
an admixture of	2
and the succeeding	2
the characters of	2
the contrast between	2
of pickering and	2
anything of the	2
the early days	2
as by the	2
and on the	2
as if to	2
moral and mental	2
when sterne the	2
in his yorkshire	2
she has a	2
this as it	2
with the intention	2
is not merely	2
not given to	2
in saying this	2
make a little	2
it may seem	2
and the two	2
of the relations	2
regiment was ordered	2
that this is	2
need not have	2
spirit of the	2
having had a	2
is that sterne	2
in all his	2
translation of it	2
and more of	2
the days of	2
he returned to	2
in most cases	2
is of course	2
but as a	2
is there any	2
of his colonel	2
presented to the	2
because they are	2
date of this	2
on the night	2
head of his	2
of a broken	2
of a thousand	2
for the conveyance	2
i am in	2
he proceeds to	2
he looked forward	2
i cannot bear	2
with the public	2
the plea of	2
be extracted from	2
the winter at	2
than any of	2
of his art	2
history of this	2
it would appear	2
known in paris	2
view it is	2
shandy in a	2
he describes it	2
the tutor to	2
in the highest	2
not all of	2
with his two	2
is in his	2
they would have	2
pay for it	2
somewhat incongruous companionship	2
long enough to	2
in advance of	2
the living of	2
this is not	2
and from the	2
whatever may be	2
his hand as	2
gave birth to	2
from the artistic	2
justice to the	2
and for this	2
suggestion of the	2
he took up	2
the centre of	2
on this head	2
sentimental journey through	2
the more effective	2
yet it is	2
the scene at	2
of any one	2
rest of the	2
an inevitable chance	2
first set of	2
as i get	2
and lamented him	2
typical specimen of	2
him as his	2
to the humour	2
it would have	2
biography of sterne	2
say of this	2
to indicate a	2
say that there	2
statute in magna	2
find him writing	2
the yorick and	2
good as to	2
and he shall	2
as we can	2
it is yet	2
the result of	2
in want of	2
to sue for	2
the month he	2
tutor to carry	2
aspects of his	2
is impossible to	2
make new mixtures	2
the language of	2
to the literary	2
a little later	2
that a man	2
he would be	2
procured for him	2
but there is	2
say that in	2
so much in	2
had helped to	2
the mode in	2
of this sort	2
the passage in	2
sufficient proof of	2
the life and	2
is due to	2
to the age	2
was calculated to	2
and made a	2
he cares not	2
from the beginning	2
or the spring	2
i found her	2
quixote and sancho	2
to them in	2
from any one	2
to london to	2
the soul of	2
to the word	2
the number of	2
this period of	2
in the shandy	2
in paris as	2
for the consolation	2
we have seen	2
of the story	2
the year before	2
for his advancement	2
in the earlier	2
from which he	2
have been more	2
strange as it	2
that he could	2
mere piece of	2
the capacity of	2
has not much	2
he had never	2
of him as	2
to all that	2
be added to	2
the account of	2
results of his	2
upon him by	2
through france and	2
i think it	2
testimony to the	2
the world was	2
the perversity of	2
of the style	2
the world for	2
got up and	2
we come to	2
in the narrative	2
the enjoyment of	2
admission to the	2
cause for jealousy	2
belonging to the	2
that his end	2
the class of	2
in the seventh	2
and in some	2
you told me	2
in english letters	2
that if we	2
first visit to	2
a sense in	2
this instalment of	2
you might have	2
of the house	2
but those who	2
he should be	2
more to do	2
his artistic genius	2
upon which sterne	2
the letter above	2
was to have	2
demand for a	2
is by the	2
of this class	2
it makes a	2
intended for a	2
to the virgin	2
the day of	2
the king of	2
and corporal trim	2
already begun to	2
he found it	2
his purposes as	2
regarded as a	2
the convivial associates	2
the advantage of	2
between sterne and	2
the same kind	2
made bishop of	2
the way i	2
at the feet	2
at which he	2
it infests the	2
it to his	2
of the living	2