One would imagine from this----(though for my own part I somewhat question it)--that my father, before that time, had actually wrote that remarkable character in the _Tristra-pdia_, which to me is the most original and entertaining one in the whole book; --and that is the _chapter upon sash-windows_, with a bitter _Philippick_ at the end of it, upon the forgetfulness of chamber-maids. 
One might imagine from this that my father had already wrote that remarkable chapter in the Tristra-paedia, which to me is the most original and entertaining one in the whole book - and that is the chapter upon sash-windows, with a bitter tirade at the end of it, upon the forgetfulness of chamber-maids.
