The History of Don Quixote, volume 1, Part 13
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for whichever you mean to do, it will lead to theloss of your reputation and good name. It is better to dissemble yourwrong and not give this wicked man the chance of entering the house nowand finding us alone; consider, senora, we are weak women and he is aman, and determined, and as he comes with such a base purpose, blind andurged by passion, perhaps before you can put yours into execution he maydo what will be worse for you than taking your life. Ill betide mymaster, Anselmo, for giving suc...h authority in his house to this shamelessfellow! And supposing you kill him, senora, as I suspect you mean to do, what shall we do with him when he is dead?" "What, my friend?" replied Camilla, "we shall leave him for Anselmo tobury him; for in reason it will be to him a light labour to hide his owninfamy under ground. Summon him, make haste, for all the time I delay intaking vengeance for my wrong seems to me an offence against the loyaltyI owe my husband. " Anselmo was listening to all this, and every word that Camilla utteredmade him change his mind; but when he heard that it was resolved to killLothario his first impulse was to come out and show himself to avert sucha disaster; but in his anxiety to see the issue of a resolution so boldand virtuous he restrained himself, intending to come forth in time toprevent the deed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for whichever you mean to do, it will lead to theloss of your reputation and good name. It is better to dissemble yourwrong and not give this wicked man the chance of entering the house nowand finding us alone; consider, senora, we are weak women and he is aman, and determined, and as he comes with such a base purpose, blind andurged by passion, perhaps before you can put yours into execution he maydo what will be worse for you than taking your life. Ill betide mymaster, Anselmo, for giving suc...h authority in his house to this shamelessfellow! And supposing you kill him, senora, as I suspect you mean to do, what shall we do with him when he is dead?" "What, my friend?" replied Camilla, "we shall leave him for Anselmo tobury him; for in reason it will be to him a light labour to hide his owninfamy under ground. Summon him, make haste, for all the time I delay intaking vengeance for my wrong seems to me an offence against the loyaltyI owe my husband. " Anselmo was listening to all this, and every word that Camilla utteredmade him change his mind; but when he heard that it was resolved to killLothario his first impulse was to come out and show himself to avert sucha disaster; but in his anxiety to see the issue of a resolution so boldand virtuous he restrained himself, intending to come forth in time toprevent the deed.
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