The History of the Ingenious Gentleman, Don Quixote of La Mancha ... 4
The History of the Ingenious Gentleman, Don Quixote of La Mancha ... 4
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The duke and duchess admired, Don Quixote and Sandio were astonished, and the stand- ers by were thundec-struck. *' Thus,"" said the coun- tess proceeding, ** has that murdering and bloody- minded Makmbruno served us, and planted tbc^e rough and horrid bristles on our faces, otherwise most delicately smooth. Oh ! that he had chopped off our heads with his monstrous scimitar, radier than to have disgraced our faces with these brushes upon them I For, gentlemen, if you rightly oonu- der it, and t...ruly, what I have to say should be at- tended with a flood of tears ; but, such riv^^ and oceans have fallen from me already upon this dole^ ful subject, that n^y eyes are as dry as chaff; and, therefore, pray let me speak without tears at this time. Where, alas ! shall a waiting-woman dare to shew her head with such a furze^bush upon her chin? What charitable person will entertain her?
What relictions will own her ? At the best, we can . i>0N auixpTE* S45 scarody make our faces pai^able, though we torture them with a thousand slops* i^d washes ; add, even thus,; we haye much ado to gi^t the aien to car6 loir us, W^ w^l become o^ her, then, that wears a thicket upon her face ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The duke and duchess admired, Don Quixote and Sandio were astonished, and the stand- ers by were thundec-struck. *' Thus,"" said the coun- tess proceeding, ** has that murdering and bloody- minded Makmbruno served us, and planted tbc^e rough and horrid bristles on our faces, otherwise most delicately smooth. Oh ! that he had chopped off our heads with his monstrous scimitar, radier than to have disgraced our faces with these brushes upon them I For, gentlemen, if you rightly oonu- der it, and t...ruly, what I have to say should be at- tended with a flood of tears ; but, such riv^^ and oceans have fallen from me already upon this dole^ ful subject, that n^y eyes are as dry as chaff; and, therefore, pray let me speak without tears at this time. Where, alas ! shall a waiting-woman dare to shew her head with such a furze^bush upon her chin? What charitable person will entertain her?
What relictions will own her ? At the best, we can . i>0N auixpTE* S45 scarody make our faces pai^able, though we torture them with a thousand slops* i^d washes ; add, even thus,; we haye much ado to gi^t the aien to car6 loir us, W^ w^l become o^ her, then, that wears a thicket upon her face ?
What to read after The History of the Ingenious Gentleman, Don Quixote of La Mancha ... 4?
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