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The life and opinions of tristram shandy, gentleman: life and opinions of tristram shandy, gentleman
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by Laurence Sterne, Ian Campbell Ross (Editor)
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0192834703
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Who has not Tristram Shandy read? Is any mortal so ill bred?' So wrote the young James Boswell in the spring of 1760, when Sterne's comic novel was received with extravagant popular acclaim and some bewilderment. Indeed, how can one describe a novel whose hero-narrator fails in the first two volumes even to get himself born? A narrator who, in a series of digressions he calls the 'sunshine' of reading... Read More
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