For 10 points, name this digressive novel by Laurence Sterne.
The narrator of this novel claims that the females in his family have no character at all except for his great aunt Dinah, who married a coachman. In this novel, Phutatorius is scalded after a roasted chestnut falls down his pants. A widow is hesitant to start a relationship with a character in this novel because of a wound he received to the groin during the Siege of (*) Namur. A pregnant woman in this work wants a midwife to deliver her baby instead of Dr.Â Slop, who ends up crushing the title character's nose with forceps during his birth. That title character of this novel begins to wear breeches after being circumcised by a falling window sash. Characters in this novel include Uncle Toby and Parson Yorick. For 10 points, name this digressive novel by Laurence Sterne.
The narrator of this novel claims that the females in his family have no character at all except for his great aunt Dinah, who married a coachman.
The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman