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A Sentimental Journey

Laurence Sterne

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Table of contents
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Table of Contents
  • Note
  • VOLUME I
  • A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY
  • CALAIS
  • THE MONK
  • THE MONK
  • THE MONK
  • THE DESOBLIGEANT
  • PREFACE
  • CALAIS
  • IN THE STREET
  • THE REMISE DOOR
  • THE REMISE DOOR
  • THE SNUFF-BOX
  • THE REMISE DOOR
  • IN THE STREET
  • THE REMISE
  • THE REMISE
  • THE REMISE
  • IN THE STREET
  • MONTRIUL
  • MONTRIUL
  • MONTRIUL
  • MONTRIUL
  • A FRAGMENT
  • MONTRIUL
  • THE BIDET
  • NAMPONT
  • NAMPONT
  • AMIENS
  • THE LETTER
  • THE LETTER
  • PARIS
  • THE WIG
  • THE PULSE
  • THE HUSBAND
  • THE GLOVES
  • THE TRANSLATION
  • THE DWARF
  • THE ROSE
  • VOLUME II
  • THE FILLE DE CHAMBRE
  • THE PASSPORT
  • THE PASSPORT
  • THE CAPTIVE
  • THE STARLING
  • THE ADDRESS
  • LE PATISSER
  • THE SWORD
  • THE PASSPORT
  • THE PASSPORT
  • THE PASSPORT
  • THE PASSPORT
  • CHARACTER
  • THE TEMPTATION
  • THE CONQUEST
  • THE MYSTERY
  • THE CASE OF CONSCIENCE
  • THE RIDDLE
  • LE DIMANCHE
  • THE FRAGMENT
  • THE FRAGMENT
  • THE FRAGMENT AND THE BOUQUET
  • THE ACT OF CHARITY
  • THE RIDDLE EXPLAINED
  • PARIS
  • MARIA
  • MARIA
  • MARIA
  • THE BOURBONNOIS
  • THE SUPPER
  • THE GRACE
  • THE CASE OF DELICACY
Book details
  • Vendor Dover Publications
  • SKU 9780486153766
  • ISBN-13 9780486153766
  • Author Laurence Sterne
  • Category Fiction
  • Subject Classics

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Mr. Yorick, the sentimental traveller, refrains from the customary reflections on monuments and landscapes. Instead, he focuses on his sweet and affectionate emotions, experiencing them everywhere he goes and with every creature who crosses his path — from bursts of sympathy for a caged bird and an abused donkey, to bonhomie among peasants at dinner and flirtation with women of every social degree. Closer in spirit to a novel than a travelogue, Mr. Yorick's account of his wanderings satirizes conventional travel books, and his comic mishaps along the path to tender emotions are as much a critique of pure sentiment as they are an exploration of human sympathy. Unabridged republication of the classic 1768 edition.