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. Matteux
Tomo IITabla de Contenido
Preliminares.
Contents.
Chapter I. The pleasant new adventure the curate and barber met with in sierra morena, or black mountain.
Chapter II. An account of the beautiful dorothea's discretion, with other pleasant passages.
Chapter III. The pleasant stratagems used to free the enamoured knight from the rigorous penance which he had undertaken.
Chapter IV. The pleasant dialogue between Don Quixote and his squire, continued, with other adventures.
Chapter V. What befel Don Quixote and company at the inn.
Chapter VI. The novel of the corious impertinent.
Chapter VII. In which the history of the curious impertinet is pursued.
Chapter VIII. The conclusion of the novel of the corious impertinent ; with thw dreadful battle betwixt Don Quixote...
Chapter IX. Containig an account of many surprising accidents in the inn.
Chapter X. The history of the famous princess micomicona continued, with other pleasant adventures.
Chapter XI. A continuation of Don Quixote's curious discourse upon arms and learning.
Chapter XII. Where the captive relates his life and adventures.
Chapter XIII. The story of the captive continued.
Chapter XIV. The adventures of the captive continued.
Chapter XV. An account of what happened in the inn, with several other occurrences worth notice.
Chapter XVI. The pleasant story of the young muleteer, with other strange adventures that hapened in the inn.
Chapter XVII. A continuation of the strange adventures in the inn.
Chapter XVIII. The controversy about mambrino's helmet and the pack-saddle, disputed and decided ; with other...
Chapter XIX. The notable adventure of the officers of the holy brotherhood, with Don Quixote's great ferocity and enchantment.
Chapter XX. Prosecuting the course of Don Quixote's enchantment, with other memorable occurences.
Chapter XXI. Containig a continuation of the canon`s discourse upon books of knight-errantry and other curious matter.
Chapter XXII. A relation of the wise conference between sancho and his master.
Chapter XXIII. the notable dispute between the canon and Don Quixote ; with other matters.
Chapter XXIV. The goatherd's tale.
Chapter XXV. Of the combat between Don Quixote and the goat-herd ; with the rare adventure of the penitents...
Notes on Don Quixote.
Notes to volume second.