For 10 points identify this unconventionally structured work by Laurence Sterne.
Minor characters include the sensible Aunt Dinah, whose relationship with her coachman is ridiculed by everyone save the protagonist, and Didius, an irritating barrister of the church. Volume III discusses a treatise on noses, while Volume IX includes the tale of mad Maria, which resurfaces in the same author's A Sentimental Journey. Perhaps the most famous characters in the book are the pair of Parson Yorick and the narrator's Uncle Toby. For 10 points identify this unconventionally structured work by Laurence Sterne.
Minor characters include the sensible Aunt Dinah, whose relationship with her coachman is ridiculed by everyone save the protagonist, and Didius, an irritating barrister of the church.
The Life and Opinions of {Tristram Shandy}, Gentleman