Heartily and from my soul, to the protection of that Being who will injure none of us, do I recommend you and your affairs, --so God bless you; --only next month, if any one of you should gnash his teeth, and storm and rage at me, as some of you did last MAY (in which I remember the weather was very hot)--don't be exasperated, if I pass it by again with good temper, --being determined as long as I live or write (which in my case means the same thing) never to give the honest gentleman a worse word or a worse wish than my uncle _Toby_ gave the fly which buzz'd about his nose all _dinner-time_, ------"Go, --go, poor devil," quoth he, --"get thee gone, --why should I hurt thee? 
I most heartily say, God bless you; - if any of you should storm and rage at me, as some of you did last May - I am determined to react with good temper; and as long as I live or write (which in my case means the same thing,) never to give an honest gentleman a worse word than my uncle Toby gave the fly which buzzed about his nose all dinner-time.
- 'Go, poor devil,' quoth he; 'Why should I hurt thee? 