Don Quixote De La Mancha
Don Quixote De La Mancha
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Don Quixote replied that he knew what he did. The gentleman rejoined, bidding him consider well of it, foi h was certain he deceived himself. " Nay, sir, " replied Don AMD HIS SQUIRE SANCHO PANZA. 191 Quixote, a if you do not care to be a spectator of what you think will prove a tragedy, spur your flea-bitten, and save yourself. " Sancho, hearing this, besought him, with tears in his eyes, to desist from that enterprise, in comparison whereof that of the windmills, and that fearful one of the f...ulling-mill hammers in short, all the exploits he had performed in the whole course of his life, were mere tarts and cheesecakes. ** Consider, sir, " said Sancho, " that here is no enchantment, nor anything like it, for I have seen, through the grates and chinks of the cage, the claw of a true lion ; and I guess by it that the lion to whom such a claw belongs, is bigger than a mountain. " " However it be, " answered Don Quixote, u fear will make it appear to you bigger than half the world. Retire, Sancho, and leave me ; and if I die here, you know our old agreement : repair to Dulcinea ; I say no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Don Quixote replied that he knew what he did. The gentleman rejoined, bidding him consider well of it, foi h was certain he deceived himself. " Nay, sir, " replied Don AMD HIS SQUIRE SANCHO PANZA. 191 Quixote, a if you do not care to be a spectator of what you think will prove a tragedy, spur your flea-bitten, and save yourself. " Sancho, hearing this, besought him, with tears in his eyes, to desist from that enterprise, in comparison whereof that of the windmills, and that fearful one of the f...ulling-mill hammers in short, all the exploits he had performed in the whole course of his life, were mere tarts and cheesecakes. ** Consider, sir, " said Sancho, " that here is no enchantment, nor anything like it, for I have seen, through the grates and chinks of the cage, the claw of a true lion ; and I guess by it that the lion to whom such a claw belongs, is bigger than a mountain. " " However it be, " answered Don Quixote, u fear will make it appear to you bigger than half the world. Retire, Sancho, and leave me ; and if I die here, you know our old agreement : repair to Dulcinea ; I say no more.
What to read after Don Quixote De La Mancha?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miguel De Cervantes Saveedra to read onlineMoreLess
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