On the Trail of Don Quixote; Being a Record of Rambles in the Ancient Province of La Mancha
On the Trail of Don Quixote; Being a Record of Rambles in the Ancient Province of La Mancha
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He stood caressing our mule while giving us again instructions as to our road. Under the scant protection of a handkerchief, wound turban-like around his head, his fine brown face was aglow in the sunlight, and the blood gave a flamboy- ant hue to his firm cheeks like the rich color of a hard red apple. His black eyes flashed and the veins of his neck and forehead bulged out ; he was the picture of a superbly healthy, careless, happy creature.
After he had gone Ezechiel said, senten- tiously : ...'* That pataquilla won't do him any good, seiior, for para dar y teneVy seso es menesterr To give or to keep hath need of brains. ** He'll drink or smoke it as soon as he reaches the village." 148 El Toboso Campo de Crijitano, named for the pro- ductive land, the rich fields around it (campo-field), is one of the three or four rare specimens of the best Manchegan pue- blos. In spite of its well-to-do air, of its big houses, some of which have glass windows, stone carvings and ornaments of wrought iron, it preserves as strong a local flavor as its humbler sisters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stood caressing our mule while giving us again instructions as to our road. Under the scant protection of a handkerchief, wound turban-like around his head, his fine brown face was aglow in the sunlight, and the blood gave a flamboy- ant hue to his firm cheeks like the rich color of a hard red apple. His black eyes flashed and the veins of his neck and forehead bulged out ; he was the picture of a superbly healthy, careless, happy creature.
After he had gone Ezechiel said, senten- tiously : ...'* That pataquilla won't do him any good, seiior, for para dar y teneVy seso es menesterr To give or to keep hath need of brains. ** He'll drink or smoke it as soon as he reaches the village." 148 El Toboso Campo de Crijitano, named for the pro- ductive land, the rich fields around it (campo-field), is one of the three or four rare specimens of the best Manchegan pue- blos. In spite of its well-to-do air, of its big houses, some of which have glass windows, stone carvings and ornaments of wrought iron, it preserves as strong a local flavor as its humbler sisters.
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