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Andrew wrote:
 
>  Bartlett's Familiar Quotations led me to... serendipity! one of my 
>  favorites!
>  
>  "--Our armies swore terribly in Flanders, cried my Uncle Toby, --but
>  nothing to this." 
>             - Laurence Sterne, "Tristram Shandy", Vol III, Ch XI
>  
Andrew:

Wow, some sleuthing.  It didn't occur to me to look at Bartlett's.  The
quotation has certainly been lost in our time, at least as something that
might work in the press.  I am grateful for your solution to something that
has bugged me for several days.

Louis Forsdale