DON QUIXOTE.

71. Don Quixote examining the Slaves one by
to face Page 88

one

72. Donna Rodriguez folicits the Duke and Duchess
to let her confer with Don Quixote

73. Michael De Cervantes, author of the history of
Don Quixote

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adherents

74. The contest between Bafilius, Camacho and his

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Frontispiece To Don

Emblematical Representation of TRUTH,with her MIRROR,
dispelling the Visions of GOTHIC SUPERSTITION and
KNIGHT-ERRANTRY, while the Enchanted Castle and its
Giant Mafter, the Dragon, the Diarefsed Damsel Ghoft in the back
ground &c.describe the wild creations of a distempered brain.

OF THE WONDERFUL ATCHIEVEMENTS OF THAT INCOMPARABLE
HERO AND KNIGHT-ERRANT, FROM HIS FIRST GREAT.
PURSUIT AFTER FAME IMMORTAL, TILL THE

CLOSE OF HIS CELEBRATED CAREER.

TRANSLATED FROM THE SPANISH

OF

MIGUEL DE CERVANTES SAAVEDRA.

TO WHICH IS ADDED,

AN ACCOUNT OF THE AUTHOR's LIFE.

BY DR. SMOLLET T.

FORMERLY PUBLISHED IN FOUR VOLUMES;
THE WHOLE NOW COMPRIZED IN ONE LARGE OCTAVO
VOLUME.

EMBELLISHED WITH COPPER-PLATES.

LONDON:
Printed for ALEX. HOGG, at No. 16, PATERNOSTER-ROW.

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HIS EXCELLENCY

DON RICARDO WALL,

PRINCIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE TO HIS MOST CATHOLICK MAJESTY,

LIEUTENANT GENERAL OF THE ARMIES OF SPAIN,

COMMENDARY OF PENAUZENDE IN THE ORDER OF SAINT

JAGO, &C.

AND HERETOFORE

AMBASSADOR AND PLENIPOTENTIARY AT THE COURT OF GREAT BRITAIN.

SIR,

HE permiffion I obtained to infcribe the following Tranfla

THE

tion of DON QUIXOTE to your Excellency, while you refided in this Capital, affords me a double pleasure; as it not only gives me an opportunity of expreffing that profound refpect and veneration with which I contemplate your Excellency's character; but also implies your approbation, which cannot fail to influence the publick in behalf of the performance.