When one character in this work swears that the soldier Le Fever will never die, an angel sheds atear to blot out the oath.
When one character in this work swears that the soldier Le Fever will never die, an angel sheds atear to blot out the oath. Its narrator lists the 900 streets of Paris and leaves two chapters blank forthe reader to fill in details. Another character displays a map of Namur whenever a widow askswhere he was wounded and often whistles "Lillibullero". Its longest chapter is a story credited toHafen Slawkenbergius about the (*) "Long-Nosed Stranger from Strasbourg", related by a characterwhose son's nose was flattened at birth by Dr. Slop's forceps. Reenacting battles with Corporal Trim is the"hobby-horse" of Uncle Toby, who finally witnesses the title character's birth about halfway into this book.For 10 points, name this novel by Laurence Sterne.
When one character in this work swears that the soldier Le Fever will never die, an angel sheds atear to blot out the oath.
The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman