 The wedded pair, returning from the temple with the same company which followed them there, went to the chosen spot in the village, where they found the banqueting tables set out, and here Daranio wished to make a public demonstration of his wealth, by...  Galatea: A Pastoral Romance - Page 130by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra - 1867 - 349 pagesFull view - About this book
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...publicamente demostracion de sus riquezas, haciendo todo el pueblo un generoso y suntuoso convite" (The wedded pair, returning from the temple with the...an entertainment in a generous and sumptuous fete) (1:203). Cervantes broaches the idea for the performed eclogue of the Quijote, part 2, based on early... | |
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