The Life of Lazarillo De Tormes And His Fortunes And Adversities, Done Out of the Castilian From R. Foulché-Delbosc's Restitution of the Editio Princeps
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suffered persecution. Matthew V, 10, Douay version.
(How.) The phrase " for the Gospel calls them blessed" is not in the Castigado. The passage is quoted in the Celestina, Act VII.
Moors. The affair of Los Gelves referred to again on p. 9, a disastrous expedition undertaken in 1510.
Comendador de la Magdalena. An officer of the order of Alcantara, with a living in Salamanca. (Cejador.) Page 7.] We need not wonder. This sentence is not in the Castigado.
Page 8.] They flogged and larded. The prac...tice of basting runaway slaves with hot fat was well known.
Percivale-Minsheu, Dictionary in Spanish and English, London, 1623, defines caguela para pringar as " a pip- kin to keepe hot lard to drop upon Moores or Neagers, and on other malefactors." Cervantes says in La Gitanilla, " let them lard me like a runaway black." La Solana. There was an inn of this name in Vallado- lid, mentioned by Cervantes in the Casamiento En- ganoso. It may not be a proper name here. A solana was a sort of sun-parlor in the upper part of a house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
suffered persecution. Matthew V, 10, Douay version.
(How.) The phrase " for the Gospel calls them blessed" is not in the Castigado. The passage is quoted in the Celestina, Act VII.
Moors. The affair of Los Gelves referred to again on p. 9, a disastrous expedition undertaken in 1510.
Comendador de la Magdalena. An officer of the order of Alcantara, with a living in Salamanca. (Cejador.) Page 7.] We need not wonder. This sentence is not in the Castigado.
Page 8.] They flogged and larded. The prac...tice of basting runaway slaves with hot fat was well known.
Percivale-Minsheu, Dictionary in Spanish and English, London, 1623, defines caguela para pringar as " a pip- kin to keepe hot lard to drop upon Moores or Neagers, and on other malefactors." Cervantes says in La Gitanilla, " let them lard me like a runaway black." La Solana. There was an inn of this name in Vallado- lid, mentioned by Cervantes in the Casamiento En- ganoso. It may not be a proper name here. A solana was a sort of sun-parlor in the upper part of a house.
What to read after The Life of Lazarillo De Tormes And His Fortunes And Adversities, Done Out of the Castilian From R. Foulché-Delbosc's Restitution of the Editio Princeps?
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