Henry Fieldings Don Quixote in England
Henry Fieldings Don Quixote in England
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Don Quixote at once asks leave to protect her, while Sancho, fearing for his bones, is stealing away from the scene. Sir Thomas Loveland appears. Don Quixote, supposing him to be the giant, is on the point to attack him, when Dorothea, fearing for her father, throws herself between them and succeeds to calm the rage of Don Quixote. Sancho meanwhile has been in the pantry where he stuffs his belly as if he had never seen any food before. Though he likes English beef and pudding, he wants to get ...out of this cursed fighting — 33 — country. M*"^ Guzzle is lamenting over the mischief done by Quixote. She says that the house is ruined for ever, that all windows are broken, her guests crying, swearing and stamping like dragoons.
Scene XIV-XVL Squire Badger, heated with wine, appears; he insults Sir Thomas whom he charges as a liar. He is not ashamed to ask Dorothea for a kiss. Don Quixote, seeing this, comes up to protect her. He addresses her father, Sir Thomas, beseeching him, not to con- fide his daughter to a man like Squire Badger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Don Quixote at once asks leave to protect her, while Sancho, fearing for his bones, is stealing away from the scene. Sir Thomas Loveland appears. Don Quixote, supposing him to be the giant, is on the point to attack him, when Dorothea, fearing for her father, throws herself between them and succeeds to calm the rage of Don Quixote. Sancho meanwhile has been in the pantry where he stuffs his belly as if he had never seen any food before. Though he likes English beef and pudding, he wants to get ...out of this cursed fighting — 33 — country. M*"^ Guzzle is lamenting over the mischief done by Quixote. She says that the house is ruined for ever, that all windows are broken, her guests crying, swearing and stamping like dragoons.
Scene XIV-XVL Squire Badger, heated with wine, appears; he insults Sir Thomas whom he charges as a liar. He is not ashamed to ask Dorothea for a kiss. Don Quixote, seeing this, comes up to protect her. He addresses her father, Sir Thomas, beseeching him, not to con- fide his daughter to a man like Squire Badger.
What to read after Henry Fieldings Don Quixote in England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernst Dolder to read onlineMoreLess
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