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Tristram Shandy, the black page

Tristram Shandy 1760,61 2nd ed London Bodleian Godw. subt. 109-110, p 74
Tristram Shandy 1760,61 2nd ed London Bodleian Godw. subt. 109-110, p 73
Bodleian q Don f 83 York 1759 p 73
Dublin 1779 edition, Tristram Shandy, p 42
Dublin 1779 edition, Tristram Shandy, p 42, British Library
London 1783 edition, Tristram Shandy, p 41, British Library

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