Adventures of Don Quixote De La Mancha
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maltreat my dog ! — a spaniel ! Bid you not see, barbarian ! that my dog was a spaniel?' and after repeating the word 'spaniel' very often, he dismissed the culprit, beaten to a jelly. The madman took his correction in silence, and wcjked off; nor did he show himself again in the market-plaee till more than a month afterwards, when he retomed to his former amusement, with a still greater stone upon his head. It was observed, however, that on ooming up to a dog, he first carefully surveyed it fr...om head to tail, and, not daring to let the stone &11, he said, ' 'Ware spaniel ^ — ^this won't do.' In short, whatever dog he met witii — terrier, mastiff, or hound — they were aU spaniels; and ao great was his dread o* ♦ Lope de Vega. •/, Digitized by VjiOOQlC 864 PEOLOGUE.
oommittmg another mistake that he never yen tared to let fall his slab again.** Thus warned, perhaps, our historian may think it necessary, before he again lets &11 the ponderous weight of his wit, to look and examine where it is likely to drop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
maltreat my dog ! — a spaniel ! Bid you not see, barbarian ! that my dog was a spaniel?' and after repeating the word 'spaniel' very often, he dismissed the culprit, beaten to a jelly. The madman took his correction in silence, and wcjked off; nor did he show himself again in the market-plaee till more than a month afterwards, when he retomed to his former amusement, with a still greater stone upon his head. It was observed, however, that on ooming up to a dog, he first carefully surveyed it fr...om head to tail, and, not daring to let the stone &11, he said, ' 'Ware spaniel ^ — ^this won't do.' In short, whatever dog he met witii — terrier, mastiff, or hound — they were aU spaniels; and ao great was his dread o* ♦ Lope de Vega. •/, Digitized by VjiOOQlC 864 PEOLOGUE.
oommittmg another mistake that he never yen tared to let fall his slab again.** Thus warned, perhaps, our historian may think it necessary, before he again lets &11 the ponderous weight of his wit, to look and examine where it is likely to drop.
What to read after Adventures of Don Quixote De La Mancha?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cervantes Saavedra Miguel De to read onlineMoreLess
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