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Trim's erhtanation ofthe Fiffh Commend nlent.-"Pr'ythee, Trim," quoth my father, "what do'st thou mean, by honoring thy ia- ther and mother?" Allowing them, ant please your honor, three pence a day, out of my pay, when they grow old" And didst thou do that, Trm!" said Yorick. "He did, indeed," replied my uncle Toby. "Then, Trim," said Yorick, springing out of his chair and taking the Corporal by the hand, "thou art the best commentator upon that part of the Declogue; and honor thee more for it., Corporal Trim, than if thou hadst had hand in the Talmud itself"