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| | A Sentimental Journey |
 | | The Sentimental Journey was published on February 27, and on March 18 Laurence Sterne died, having scarce tasted the sweets of success which attended on this his most widely- known work. |
 | | It is there only that she has provided him with the most suitable objects to partake of his happiness, and bear a part of that burthen, which, in all countries and ages, has ever been too heavy for one pair of shoulders. |
 | | As La Fleur went the whole of France and Italy with me, and will be often upon the stage, I must interest the reader a little further in his behalf, by saying, that I had never less reason to repent of the impulses which generally do determine me, than in regard to this fellow |
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