toby

When my Uncle Toby took the fly and let him out, he did as men should to others who differ in opinion.

There was one more good-bye to be said, and that Toby dreaded more than all the others.

And nobody has ever managed to locate it again, since that day so many years ago; is that what you mean, Toby?

But now Uncle Toby took off the brakes and began to go into first speed, and slowly the car moved up the hill.

Upon thus getting orders Lil Artha and Toby began to immediately make all the noise they could.

"Never mind, friend Toby: not at present," said Joe, very quietly.

The difficulty was to get my uncle Toby to look at one at all.

We have very little money, Maurice; 'tis most important for me and you and Toby to go to France as soon as possible.

All that I could understand from him was that some accident had happened to Toby.

Let love therefore be what it will,—my uncle Toby fell into it.