Alonzo Quixano Otherwise Don Quixote a Dramatization of the Novel of Cervantes
Alonzo Quixano Otherwise Don Quixote a Dramatization of the Novel of Cervantes
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) PAL. Come, I will help thee to thy house. (NICHOLAS'S basin falls from under his arm. ) Rest against the well. (Places NICH. Against well and picks up basin, which he claps on NICH. 'S head. } There, 'tis easier carried thus. (Throws down the armour and darts back to porch. Enter QUIXANO quickly. ") Quix. What was that ? (Sees NICH. ) Ha ! so soon. Assist me, oh lady, to avenge this the first insult offered to thy vassal's breast. (Attacks NICH. , who falls, his basin rolls across stage. Quix....
chases it. ) NICH. Murder, murder !
Quix. (taking up basin). Ah ! the Golden Helmet of Mambruno.
(As he gloatingly examines it, PAL. Drags NICH. Into inn. ) Vanquished knight, I will spare thy life on condition that thou straightway repair to my lady Dulcinea del Toboso and address her thus. Dost thou hear me, sir ? Answer, or I strike again. Gone ! Flee he could not. It is Freston who with enchantment hath conveyed him hence. Still I have defended, and may don, my arms. (Puts on armour. ) I doubt not that Mambruno's helmet being of pure gold has led the recreant to melt down one half of it for lucre's sake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) PAL. Come, I will help thee to thy house. (NICHOLAS'S basin falls from under his arm. ) Rest against the well. (Places NICH. Against well and picks up basin, which he claps on NICH. 'S head. } There, 'tis easier carried thus. (Throws down the armour and darts back to porch. Enter QUIXANO quickly. ") Quix. What was that ? (Sees NICH. ) Ha ! so soon. Assist me, oh lady, to avenge this the first insult offered to thy vassal's breast. (Attacks NICH. , who falls, his basin rolls across stage. Quix....
chases it. ) NICH. Murder, murder !
Quix. (taking up basin). Ah ! the Golden Helmet of Mambruno.
(As he gloatingly examines it, PAL. Drags NICH. Into inn. ) Vanquished knight, I will spare thy life on condition that thou straightway repair to my lady Dulcinea del Toboso and address her thus. Dost thou hear me, sir ? Answer, or I strike again. Gone ! Flee he could not. It is Freston who with enchantment hath conveyed him hence. Still I have defended, and may don, my arms. (Puts on armour. ) I doubt not that Mambruno's helmet being of pure gold has led the recreant to melt down one half of it for lucre's sake.
What to read after Alonzo Quixano Otherwise Don Quixote a Dramatization of the Novel of Cervantes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George E Morrison to read onlineMoreLess
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