The coat my uncle _Toby_ gave the corporal; ----Wear it, _Trim_, said my uncle _Toby_, as long as it will hold together, for the sake of the poor lieutenant ----And this, ----said my uncle _Toby_, taking up the sword in his hand, and drawing it out of the scabbard as he spoke----and this, _Le Fever_, I'll save for thee, --'tis all the fortune, continued my uncle _Toby_, hanging it up upon a crook, and pointing to it, --'tis all the fortune, my dear _Le Fever_, which God has left thee; but if he has given thee a heart to fight thy way with it in the world, --and thou doest it like a man of honour, --'tis enough for us.

The coat my uncle gave to the corporal.
'Wear it, Trim,' said he, 'for the sake of the poor lieutenant. - And this' - my uncle Toby drew the sword out of the scabbard as he spoke - 'this, young Le Fever, I'll save for thee. 'Tis all the fortune which God has left thee; but if he has given thee a heart to fight thy way with - and thou doest it like a man of honour - 'tis enough for us.'
