The History And Adventures of the Renowned Don Quixote 1
The History And Adventures of the Renowned Don Quixote 1
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Nothing then remains, but that we' set but to-morrow, becau?ie we could not propose to travel far to-day\; and as for the success on which my hopes are built, I leave it enUreiy to God, and the worth of your heroic breast.* Q q 2 Don 308 THE LITE AND ATCHIEVEMENTS: O?
Don Quixote hearing th^se words; turned to Sandbb, in the > most violent indignation, saying, ^ I protest, sirrah ! yi^u are the most malicious little slanderer i» Spain. Say, you rasca), you vagabond ! did not you tell me just no...w, that th^? princes^ was transformed into a private gentlewoman c^alled Dorothea; and tliat the head, wjiich I know I ci)t from the giant's shoulders, was the whore your mother; with many more foolish particu- lars, which threw me into the greatest confusion that ever I felt since I was born ? By Heaven!' (here he turned up his eyes and bit his lips) ^ I have a strong inclination to commit such slaughter upon thee, as will be an instructive warning * to ali tl>e lying squires who shall henceforth attend knights-errant in the course of their adventures.' 'Pray be pacified, good your worship!' cried Sancho: *I may possibly be deceived in what concerns the change of my Lady Prince&s Micomicona ; but as to the giant'^ bead being a wine^bag, and the blood no other: than good red wine, I am not mistaken, as I shall answer to God ; for the^ skins that were slashed are still to be seen by your worship's bed-side, and the whole room is flooded with the wine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nothing then remains, but that we' set but to-morrow, becau?ie we could not propose to travel far to-day\; and as for the success on which my hopes are built, I leave it enUreiy to God, and the worth of your heroic breast.* Q q 2 Don 308 THE LITE AND ATCHIEVEMENTS: O?
Don Quixote hearing th^se words; turned to Sandbb, in the > most violent indignation, saying, ^ I protest, sirrah ! yi^u are the most malicious little slanderer i» Spain. Say, you rasca), you vagabond ! did not you tell me just no...w, that th^? princes^ was transformed into a private gentlewoman c^alled Dorothea; and tliat the head, wjiich I know I ci)t from the giant's shoulders, was the whore your mother; with many more foolish particu- lars, which threw me into the greatest confusion that ever I felt since I was born ? By Heaven!' (here he turned up his eyes and bit his lips) ^ I have a strong inclination to commit such slaughter upon thee, as will be an instructive warning * to ali tl>e lying squires who shall henceforth attend knights-errant in the course of their adventures.' 'Pray be pacified, good your worship!' cried Sancho: *I may possibly be deceived in what concerns the change of my Lady Prince&s Micomicona ; but as to the giant'^ bead being a wine^bag, and the blood no other: than good red wine, I am not mistaken, as I shall answer to God ; for the^ skins that were slashed are still to be seen by your worship's bed-side, and the whole room is flooded with the wine.
What to read after The History And Adventures of the Renowned Don Quixote 1?
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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