It is but an hour ago, replied _Yorick_, since the corporal was examined in the latter, and pass'd muster with great honour.----
The radical heat and moisture, quoth Dr. _Slop_, turning to my father, you must know, is the basis and foundation of our being--as the root of a tree is the source and principle of its vegetation. --It is inherent in the seeds of all animals, and may be preserved sundry ways, but principally in my opinion by _consubstantials_, _impriments_, and _occludents_. ----Now this poor fellow, continued Dr. _Slop_, pointing to the corporal, has had the misfortune to have heard some superficial empiric discourse upon this nice point. ----That he has, --said my father. ----Very likely, said my uncle. --I'm sure of it--quoth _Yorick_.----
'Only an hour ago,' replied Yorick, 'the corporal was examined in the latter, and passed with great honour.'
'The radical heat and moisture,' quoth Dr. Slop, turning to my father, 'you must know, is the foundation of our being. - It is inherent in the seeds of all animals, and may be preserved in many ways, but principally in my opinion by consubstantials, impriments, and occludents. Now this poor fellow,' continued Dr. Slop, pointing to the corporal, 'has heard some superficial talk upon this delicate point.'
'That he has,' said my father.
'Very likely,' said my uncle.
'I'm sure of it,' quoth Yorick.