My father stood it out as well as he could with these three auxiliaries to the end of _Trim's_ story; and from thence to the end of my uncle _Toby's_ panegyrick upon arms, in the chapter following it; when seeing, that instead of marching up to Mrs. _Wadman's_ door, they both faced about and march'd down the avenue diametrically opposite to his expectation--he broke out at once with that little subacid soreness of humour which, in certain situations, distinguished his character from that of all other men.
My father stood it out as well as he could to the end of Trim's story; and then to the end of my uncle Toby's speech upon arms; when, seeing that instead of marching up to Mrs. Wadman's door, they both turned around and marched down the avenue in the opposite direction - he broke out at once with that little subacid soreness of humour which distinguished his character from that of other men.