The history of the ingenious gentleman don Quixote of la Mancha / by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra ; translated from the spanish from the spanish by P.A. Matteux7
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Preliminares.
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Contents.
Life of Cervantes.
The author's preface to the reader.
Chapter I. The quality and way of lyving of the renowned don Quixote de la mancha.
Chapter II. Of don Quixote's first sally.
Chapter III. An account of the pleasant method taken by Don Quixote to be dubbed a knight.
Chapter IV. What befel the knight after he had left the inn.
Cjapter V. Afurther account of our knight's misfortunes.
Chapter VI. Of the pleasant and curious scrutiny which the curate and the barber made of the library of our ingenious gentleman.
Chapter VII. Don Quixote's second sally in quest of adventures.
Chapter VIII. Of the good suceess qhich the valorous Don Quixote had in the most terrifyng and never-to-be imagined adventure...
Book II.
Chapter I. The event of the most stupendous combat between the brave biscayan and the valorous Don Quixote.
Chapter II. What farther befel Don quixote with the biscayan ; and of the danger he ran among a parcel of yanguesians.
Chapter III. What passed between Don Quixote and the goatherds.
Chapter IV. The story which a young goat-herd told to those that were with Don Quixote.
Chapter V. A continuation of the story of marcella.
Chapter VI. The unfortunate shepherd's verses, and other unexpected matters.
Book III.
Chapter I. Giving an accout of Don Quixote's unfortunate rencounter with certain bloody-minded and Wicked yanguesian carrriers.
Chapter II. What happened to Don Quixote in the inn which he took for a Castle.
Chapter III. A further account of the innumerable hardships qhich the brave Don Quixote, and hisworthy squire sancho...
Chapter IV. Of the discourse between the knight and the squire, with other matters worth relating.
Chapter V. Of the discourse between sancho and his master ; as also of the adventure of the dead corpse...
Chapter VI. Of a wonderful adventure achieved by the valorous Don Quixote de la mancha ; The like never compassed...
Chapter VII. Of the high adventure and conquest of mambrino's helmet, with other events relating to our invincible knight.
Chapter VIII. How Don Quixote set free many miserable creatures, who were carrying, much against their wills, to a place...
Chapter IX. What befel the renowned Don Quixote in the sierra morena (black mountain) being one of the rarest adventures...
Chapter X. The adventure in the sierra-morena continued.
Chapter XI. Of the strange things that happened to the valiant knight of la mancha in the black mountain ; and of the penance..
Chapter XII. A continuation of the refined extravagances by which the gallant knight of la mancha chose to express his love...
Chapter XIII. How the curate and barber put their design in execution ; with other things worthy to be recorded in this...