Galatea: A Pastoral RomanceBell and Daldy, 1867 - 349 pages |
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... thee as abfolute mafter as the king of his revenue ; and thou knowest the common faying , ' Un- der my cloak the king is a joke . ' Thefe confiderations free and exempt thee from all manner of restraint and obligation ; fo that thou ...
... thee as abfolute mafter as the king of his revenue ; and thou knowest the common faying , ' Un- der my cloak the king is a joke . ' Thefe confiderations free and exempt thee from all manner of restraint and obligation ; fo that thou ...
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... thee to fuch a famous and honourable cavalier ; but I expect thanks for having made thee acquainted with Sancho Panza , in whom I think are united all the fquirish graces which we find fcattered through the whole tribe of vain books ...
... thee to fuch a famous and honourable cavalier ; but I expect thanks for having made thee acquainted with Sancho Panza , in whom I think are united all the fquirish graces which we find fcattered through the whole tribe of vain books ...
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... thee ! ' Thefe , and other fuch rhapsodies , he ftrung together ; imitating , as much as in him lay , the file of thofe ridiculous books , which he had read ; and jogging along , in fpite of the fun , which beamed upon him fo intenfely ...
... thee ! ' Thefe , and other fuch rhapsodies , he ftrung together ; imitating , as much as in him lay , the file of thofe ridiculous books , which he had read ; and jogging along , in fpite of the fun , which beamed upon him fo intenfely ...
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... thee to be ' crowned fovereign in one of them . * And thou oughtest not to be surpriz- ed , that fuch incidents and accidents " happen to knights - errant , by means ' never before known or conceived , as ' will enable me even to exceed ...
... thee to be ' crowned fovereign in one of them . * And thou oughtest not to be surpriz- ed , that fuch incidents and accidents " happen to knights - errant , by means ' never before known or conceived , as ' will enable me even to exceed ...
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... thee greater fecrets , pon thee more confider- than that ; but in the et us dress my ear , which re than I could wish . ' cordingly took out his lint out when his master found . was quite demolished , he 1 ftark mad : he laid his fword ...
... thee greater fecrets , pon thee more confider- than that ; but in the et us dress my ear , which re than I could wish . ' cordingly took out his lint out when his master found . was quite demolished , he 1 ftark mad : he laid his fword ...
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adventure affiftance affured afked alfo Amadis de Gaul Anfelmo anfwered arms beauty becauſe cafe Cardenio caufe chivalry Chriftian confequence curate damfel Dapple defire Don Quix duchefs duenna duke Dulcinea eyes fafe faid Don Quixote faid Sancho faid the knight fame favour feemed feen felf fent fervants ferve fervice fhall fhould fince fleep fome foon fooner foul fquire fubject fuch fuffer fufficient fure furprized fword give hand hath Heaven hiftory himſelf honour horfe houfe houſe inchanted knights-errant La Mancha lady leaft leaſt lefs Leonela lord Lothario mafter Mancha moft Montefinos moſt muft muſt myſelf never obferved occafion paffed perceived perfon pleafed pleaſed pleaſure prefent promife purpoſe reafon refolved renegado Rozinante ſaid Sancho Panza ſhall Signior Don thee thefe themfelves ther theſe thing thofe thoſe thouſand tion Tobofo underſtand valiant whofe whole worship