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 IIITabla de Contenido
Preliminares.
Chapter I. What passed between the curate, the barber, and don Quixote...
Chapter II. Of the memorable quarrel between Sancho Panza...
Chapter III. The pleasant discourse between don Quixote, Sancho Panza...
Chapter IV. Sancho Panza satisies the bachelor Samson Carrasco...
Chapter V. The wise and pñeasant dialougue between...
Chapter VI. What passed between don Quixote, his niece...
Chapter VII. An accoount of the Quixote´s conference...
Chapter VIII. Don Quixote´s success in his Journey...
Chapter IX. That gives an account of things which...
Chapter X. How Sancho cunningly found out a way to...
Chapter XI. Of the stupendous adventure that befel the valorous...
Chapter XII. The valorous don Quixote´s strange adventure...
Chapter XIII. The adventure with the knight of the wood continued...
Chapter XIV. A continuation of the adventure of the knight...
Chapter XV. Giving an account who the knight
Chapter XVI. What happened tod don Quixote with a sober...
Chapter XVII. Where you will find set forth the...
Chapter XVIII. How don Quixote was enretained at the castle...
Chapter XIX. The adventure of the amorous shapherd, and other...
Chapter XX. An account of rich Camacho´s...
Chapter XXI. The progress of Camachos´s wedding...
Chapter XXII. An account of the great...
Chapter XXIII. Of the wonderful things which the unparaleled.
Chapter XXIV. Whoch gives an account of a thousand...
Chapter XXV. Where you find the grounds of the braying...
Chapter XXVI. A pleasant account of the puppet-play...
Chapter XXVII. Wherein is discovered who master Peter...
Chapter XXVIII. OF some things which benengeli tells us he taht...
Chapter XXIX. The famous adventure of the enchanted bark.
Chapter XXX. What happened to don Quixote eith the fair huntress.
Chapter XXXI. Which treats of many and great matteres.
Chapter XXXII. Don Quixote´s answer to his reprover, with other grave and merru accidentes.
Chapter XXXIII. The savoury conference which the duchess and her women held with...
Chapter XXXIV. Containing ways and means for desenchanting the peerless Dulcinea...
Chapter XXXV. Wherein is containned the information given to don Quixote...
v XXXVI. The strange and never thought-of adventure of the disconsolate matron...
Chapter XXXVII. The famous adventure of the desocnsolate matron.